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how do you do linked lists, specifically 10L in the hodder book?
how do you do linked lists, specifically 10L in the hodder book?
The StartPointer points to the first item in the linked list. Every item in the list is stored together with a pointer to the next item - this is called a node. The last item in the linked list has a NullPointer.
Uses of linked lists:
1. Using arrays to implement a stack
2. Using arrays to implement a queue
3. Using arrays to implement a binary tree
Alternative definition - Linked List: a linear collection of data elements whose order is not given by physical placements in memory (non-contiguous). Each element points to the next.
I will also send some links that might help
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how do you do linked lists, specifically 10L in the hodder book?
how do you do linked lists, specifically 10L in the hodder book?
https://qualifiedquest.com/apps/pdfj...***=78de2da5eb
https://isaaccomputerscience.org/con...=all&stage=all
https://www.tes.com/teaching-resourc...tures-12613640 (cmd F "linked list")
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