10 西南财经大学天府学院 3.1 Linked list Definition: A linked list is an ordered collection of data in which each element contains the location of the next element; that is, each element contains two parts: data and link
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If a data structure provides a small API, it is easier to implement efficiently. For example, a simple way to implement a stack is a singly-linked list. When we push an element onto the stack, we add it to the beginning of the list; when we pop an element, we remove it from the ...
Singly Linked List Doubly Linked List Deque (double-ended queue) Queue (FIFO) Stack (LIFO) Ordered Symbol Table BST. Implementation using Unbalanced Binary Search Tree. Minimum Priority Queue Maximum Priority Queue Ordered Symbol Table Graphs Undirected graph Graph Traversals Breadth First Search (BFS...
traversal of a binary tree in Java, in thefirst part, I have shown you how to solve this problem using recursion and in this part, we'll implement the inorder traversal algorithm without recursion. Now, some of you might argue, why use iteration if the recursive solution is so easy to...