“Swap elements of adjacent nodes of the Linked List” is one of the basic programming problem based on Linked List data structure. Here, we are given a linked list and our task is to swap elements of adjacent nodes of the linked list. Example: Suppose, we need to swap elements of...
“Print Linked List in Reverse Order without actually Reversing it” is again one of the famous problems of the Linked List. Here, we are given a linked list and our task is to print the given linked list in reverse order without actually reversing it. We can use recursion to...
“Reverse a Linked List Using Stack” is very popular programming problem based on linked list and stack data structures. Here, we are given a linked list and our task is to reverse a linked list using stack. Example: Suppose, we need to reverse the following linked list: LINKED LIST: 12...
“Reverse a Linked List” is one of the favourite technical interview problem based on Linked List. Here, we are given a linked list and our task is to reverse the given list. NOTE: We need to reverse the order of the nodes, not reverse the data value of nodes. The steps...
“Insert Node in the Sorted Linked List” is one of the popular programming problem based on Linked List data structure. Here, we are given a sorted linked list and our task is to insert a node in a sorted linked list in such a way that after inserting the new...
“Insert Node at the Middle of the Linked List” is a basic programming problem based on linked list. Here, we are given a linked list and our task is to insert the new node at the middle of the linked list. Examples: Current Linked List: 1 -> 2 -> 4...
“Insert Node at the End of Singly Linked List” is very basic programming problem based on. of linked list data structures. Here, we are given a linked list and our task. is to add a new node is added at the end of the linked list. Example: Current Linked List: ...
“Insert Node at the Beginning of the Linked List” is the very basic problem of linked list for beginners. Here, the new node of the linked list is added before the head of the linked list and the new node will then become new head of the linked list. Example:...
Both Linked list and Arrays are linear data structure used to store data. The major difference between array and linked list lies in the structure of the array and linked list and how data is stored in both of them. Related Posts: Introduction to Linked List Insert a New Node...
Introduction to Linked List: Linked list is a linear data structure used to store data. Each element of linked list is stored in the form of node. A node is a collection of two fields: data and a pointer. A data part is used to store data and a pointer...