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Singly Linked List Declaration of a node Struct node { int data; Struct node *link; };
Creating a New Node X= (Struct node *)malloc(sizeof(Struct node));
// ALLOCATES MEMORY TO NODE
Printf(“Enter the data:”);
Enter the Data :
Scanf(“%d”,&x->data);
&x->data =
x->link=Null; X
=
Head = X; Head= X=
Insertion of elements in List Y= (Struct node *)malloc(sizeof(Struct node)); Printf(“Enter the data:”);
Enter the Data :
Scanf(“%d”,&y->data);
&y->data =
y->link=null; x-> link=Y; Y=X; Here, after the insertion the Y node becomes X.
Insertion at first : Y= (Struct node *)malloc(sizeof(Struct node)); Printf(“Enter the data:”);
Enter the Data :
Scanf(“%d”,&y->data);
&y->data =
y->link=head;
Head
X
Head=Y;
Insertion at Middle: Int pos, c=1; Y= (Struct node *)malloc(sizeof(Struct node)); Printf(“Enter the data:”);
Enter the Data :
Scanf(“%d”,&y->data);
&y->data =
Printf(“enter the position to be inserted”); Scanf(“%d”,&pos); X=head;
X=head While(clink=X; z->link=Y; }
X= C++ =
Insertion at End: Y= (Struct node *)malloc(sizeof(Struct node)); Printf(“Enter the data:”);
Enter the Data :
Scanf(“%d”,&y->data);
&y->data =
y->link=NULL; X=head;
X=head
While(x->link! =NULL)
x->link =
{ X=x->link;
X=
} x->link=Y;
Deletion at Beginning: head
If(head==NULL) Printf(“\n list is empty”); Else { X=head; Head= x->link; Free(X);
}
Deletion at Middle: Int pos, c=1; If(head==NULL) Printf(“list is empty”); Else { Printf(“ enter the position to be deleted”); Scanf(“%d”,&pos); X= head; While(clink=x->link;
Free(X);
} }
X= C++ =
Deletion at End: head
If(head==NULL) Printf(“\n list is empty”); Else { X=head;