Linked List

What is a linked list?

A Linked List, 
a similar array, is a linear data structure. Like arrays, linked list items are not stored in a single area; instead, pointers are used to connect the components. They consist of a succession of linked nodes. Each node holds the data as well as the address of the next node.

Basic operations on Linked Lists:

• Deletion
• Insertion
• Search

Practice Coding Question

Single Linked List Practice  

1. Create and Traverse linked list in c 
2. Insert at Beginning linked list in c
3. Insert at End linked list in c
4. Insert at Middle linked list in c
5. Delete the First linked list in c
6. Delete the Last linked list in c
7. Delete the Middle linked list in c
8. Delete All linked lists in c
9. Delete by key linked list in c
10. Count Nodes linked list in c
11. Reverse List linked list in c
12. Search an element linked list in c

 Doubly Linked List Practice  

1. Create and Traverse list in c 
2. Insertion( Beginning, End, N ) linked list in C
3. Deletion(At Begging, At End, At N) linked list in C
4. Reverse (Create, Reverse, Display ) linked list in C

Circular Linked List Practice  

1. Create and Traverse list in c 
2. Insertion list in c 
3. Delete by key list in c 
4. Count nodes listed in c 
5. Search an element list in c 
6. Reverse list in c