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CMPE$-231$ DATA STRUCTURES

$-.$ Laboratory Work $4$

Duration $-100$ minutes

This laboratory work covers implementation of Linked list structures.

Linked List

REMINDER:

A linked list is a dynamic data structure,

The pointer to a linked list $-$ that is$,$ the pointer to the first node in the list $-$ is stored in a separate location,

A $($singly$)$ linked list is traversed in only one direction,

$-$Linked lists are collections of data items "lined up in a row" $-$ insertions and removals are made anywhere in a linked list,

The dynamic nature of a list may be contrasted with the static nature of an array, whose size Linked constant

Linked lists are important not only as a means of implementing stacks and queues but as data structures in their own right,

We can is accessed in a linked list by traversing the list from its beginning $[5,10,15]$ element has only element has only zero or one successor. In non$-$linear lists, each element can have zero, one, or more successors. dots. inserted and deleted

The following programs can be used for self$-$studying for linked list insertion sort operation:

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