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I want to know completly about singly and doubly linked lists implimentation
Sep 9 '09 #1
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JosAH
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@sasidharan091
What about reading a book?

kind regards,

Jos
Sep 9 '09 #2
weaknessforcats
9,208 Expert Mod 8TB
Maybe you could read "Teach Yourself Data Structures and Algorithms in 24 Hours" by Robert LaFore.

It's all right there.
Sep 9 '09 #3
It's always good to read book before you go further.

Basic defination of Link list is "chain of nodes". all nodes contain the data part and pointer which is pointing to the next node.

typical structure of linklist class is

class Node
{
public:
Node(int ReceivedNumber, Node *ReceivedNodePtr);
~Node();
private:
int AnyNumber;
Node *NodeNext;
};

Let me know for further details.
Sep 9 '09 #4
weaknessforcats
9,208 Expert Mod 8TB
A linked list may be a chain of nodes but this is not how you design a node, especially in C++.

You need to use templates since the nodes can contain any type of data and the node shouo no be a stand alone class since it is useless without a manager class. The node is usually a nested class within the manager.

In any case, in C++ use the std::list class where all this is already written and debugged for you.
Sep 9 '09 #5
Yes you are right and i know that too. But i was just showing what is the typical structure of each node in the list.

By the way thanks for making it clear.
Sep 9 '09 #6

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