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Linked List. Traversing. Searching.

Introduction to Linked Lists. A linked list is a linear data structure where each element is a separate object known as a node. Each node contains a data and a reference (or link) to the next node in the sequence..

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Types of Linked Lists. Singly Linked Lists. In a singly linked list, each element contains a data and a link to the next element in the sequence..

Advantages of Linked Lists over Arrays. 1. Dynamic Size.

Dynamic Memory Allocation in Linked Lists. 1. Memory Allocation.

Traversing Linked Lists. 1.Initialization:. Begin by initializing a current pointer to the head of the linked list. The head is the starting point and represents the first node in the list..

4.Moving to the Next Node:. Update the current pointer to point to the next node in the sequence. This step is crucial for progressing through the linked list..

5.Termination Condition:. The traversal loop continues until the current pointer reaches the end of the list. The loop termination condition is usually when the current pointer becomes null or reaches the last node..

8.Use Cases:. Traversal is a foundational operation in various linked list applications, such as printing the entire list, searching for specific elements, or performing operations on each node..

Insertion and Deletion Operations in Linked Lists.

Searching of Linked List. Initialization:. Start by initializing a current pointer to the head of the linked list. The head represents the beginning of the list..

Termination Conditions:. If the value in the current node matches the target value, the search is successful, and you can perform the necessary operations. If the end of the list is reached without finding the target alue, the search is unsuccessful..

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Time Complexity Analysis of Linked List Operations.

Conclusion. In conclusion, linked list traversal and searching are fundamental operations in understanding and working with linked lists. Traversal allows us to iterate through the elements of the list, while searching enables us to find specific values within the list. By mastering these concepts, developers can efficiently manipulate linked lists to store and retrieve data. Remember, linked lists offer advantages such as dynamic size and efficient insertion and deletion operations. Keep exploring and practicing to deepen your understanding of linked lists and other data structures!.

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