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Title: C++ | Creation and Display | DSA Tutorials(1)
Description: C++ | Creation and Display | DSA Tutorials(1)
Description: C++ | Creation and Display | DSA Tutorials(1)
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Linked List Implementation in C/C++ | Creation and Display | DSA Tutorials
Jenny's Lectures CS IT
video is for this topic is you should know the basics of link list what is link list how to represent a
link list or a singly linked list
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Plus you should have the knowledge of pointers plus
structure what is structure data type in c
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In C language we are going to write struct
node if you do n't write def fine in C++ you can simply write this node that is fine but here I am
discussing C language fine now we have created this head node initially suppose we n't have
any node in the list so initially what head pointer will store head is going to contain word 0 or you
can say null
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In C++ you can use new keyword fine to use malloc
function in C++
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The data type is int so we are going to use percentage D and now C you can not directly write
here hash in this address of and data
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Head is equal to new node so simply you can write head is
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new node
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going to contain zero now next thing is you have to
point this to this right so now you have
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You simply write
head is equal to new new node then in this case also now head is going to contain head is
equals to new node
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We are going to store new node the new node is going to contain 300 so here we can insert
now
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temp temp is equal to new node that is 200 fine when we were creating when we 're inserting
this second node fine press plus what you will write here temp is
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If user press 0 it means where you are not going to create another
node now we are going to print these values fine so for that what you will write after this what
you'll write you will ask from the user do you want to continue for taking input you are using
scanf address sorry percentage D address off
Title: C++ | Creation and Display | DSA Tutorials(1)
Description: C++ | Creation and Display | DSA Tutorials(1)
Description: C++ | Creation and Display | DSA Tutorials(1)