Earlier we have learned about Linked List and one of its types Doubly Linked List. Also, we have gone through how binary trees are represented using arrays. If you aren’t aware, you can check them out from the links provided in the “References and Recommendations” section. So, here we shall discuss how to represent binary […]
If I am not wrong, we had an introduction and implementation of Linked List in the earlier posts! If you have not gone through it yet, the links are provided in the section, “Reference and Recommendations”. So, taking the discussion of linked lists a little ahead we will now raise a question. Can there be […]
This post contains operations on Linked List such as Creation, Insertion, Deletion, Concatenation, and Reversing. It also includes a downloadable file containing all the codes implemented as one.
From basic English, we are aware of the difference between linear and non-linear. In simple terms, linear means straight, and non-linear mean the opposite i.e. not straight. Similarly, data structures are divided into linear and non-linear. Linear Data Structure: The data elements are arranged in a linear order where each and every element is attached […]
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