This C Tutorial explains Different Operations that Can be Performed on a Doubly Linked List in C. We have following C program which implements a doubly linked list and performs various operations on it. /* dll.c — a realistic approach */ #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #define T 1 /* TRAVERSE */ #define I 2 … Read more
This C Tutorial explains a Doubly Linked List in C language. A singly liked list can be traversed in one and in Forward Direction only while doubly linked list in either Forward or Backward direction. For this either way traversal, each node contains two pointer fields. We consider, for example, declaration of a node, typedef … Read more
This C Tutorial explains Different Operations Performed on a Singly Linked List in C Programming. Let’s see an example of a C program that creates a singly linked list and performs various operations on it. /* sll.c — a realistic approach */ #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> /* Symbolic constants declared */ #define T 1 … Read more
This C Tutorial explains Ordered and Unordered Singly Linked Lists in C. A singly linked list in which values are inserted in either ascending or descending order is called an ordered singly linked list. An unordered singly linked list doesn’t have such limitation. Let’s, first, consider an example of ordered singly linked list, /* create_sll.c … Read more
This C Tutorial explains Singly Linked List in C Language. A linked list that can only be traversed in forward direction is called a singly linked list. A singly linked list is traversed from beginning through till end using the root pointer. root contains the address of start of list. Let’s, for example, create a … Read more
Question: What is Dynamic and Static Memory Allocation in C and How this Occurs in Context with Linked Lists? Answer: Static memory allocation is a compile time constant i.e. memory is allocated during compilation of the program. For example, int main(void) { int fours[10]; /* fours is an array of 10 integers */ char symbols[128]; … Read more
This C Tutorial explains Linked List in C with examples. Though we are already familiar with structure pattern and about different ways we can access their members, we consider it once more for better understanding of Linked lists. For example: typedef struct NODE { /* link is a ptr to type struct NODE */ struct … Read more
