I am trying to write a code of adjacency list implementation of the graph ADT. private ArrayList<LinkedList<Integer>> adjLists ; but I don't know
I saw an interesting design for a doubly-linked-list inside the Pintos operating system and I don't quite understand how it was able to achieve this behavior. I
I'm having a trouble in my project, at first I made one linked list and it worked properly but then I had to edit it and make it an array of linked list, but it
In the below code size2() method working fine.But in size1() it is mutating the object and making it null.why such behavior is not happening in size2()? class N
I have written the following function in JavaScript to check if a singly Linked List is a palindrome. However, I'm failing 2 out of 10 tests, and I can't figure
This is a question on leetcode. For some reason my code only works for 7/164 test cases. i would like to know why my algorithm is not efficient. what is a solut
In an article about linked list, it is said that accessing a random element is not allowed and to access a certain node we need to traverse it from the head nod
I'm trying to figure out to convert a list to a linked list. I already have a class for the link but I'm trying to figure out how to convert a list to linked l
I have a singly linked list of integers. The node is defined as class Node { public: int value; Node *next = NULL; };
I've encounter an issue in Visual Studio which drives me crazy. It is regarding unallocated pointers. I wanted to write a simple linked list app.The problem is
Okay so I'm learning Data Structures where my tutorial is following class syntax. So now I am trying to convert it to function declarations as I want to practic
Given a Circular linked list write a method in Java to delete a node.
So I want to know for sure what is a dummy head/dummy node in a linked list. Can somebody tell me the definition and give me an example maybe?