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Linked List - Introduction
Lesson 2 of 18 • 20 upvotes • 8:55mins
Abhishek Sehgal
The lesson starts by explaining an array, which is a data structure that can store a fixed-size contiguous collection of elements and the linked list, which is a more dynamic version of the array but the nodes connected via links doesn't have to be stored in memory sequentially. There are multiple illustrations that show how each of these work differently.
In-depth And Comprehensive Detail On The Study Of Basic Data Structures
18 lessons • 2h 50m
1
Data Structures - Introduction & Goals
6:33mins
2
Linked List - Introduction
8:55mins
3
Linked List: Implementation(C++)
9:31mins
4
How To Insert A Node At The Beginning Of A Linked List
9:54mins
5
Data Structures: Inserting A Node At The End Of A Linked List
9:55mins
6
Basic Data Structures: Print A Linked List
7:11mins
7
Data Structures: Insert A Node At The Nth Position Of A Linked List
10:29mins
8
Data Structures: Deleting A Node From Beginning Of The List
6:08mins
9
Delete A Node From The Ending Of The List
10:29mins
10
Delete The Nth Node From The Linked List
10:00mins
11
Reversing A Linked List (Iterative Method)
9:13mins
12
Intuition Behind Recursion Part 1
10:00mins
13
Intuition Behind Recursion Part 2
10:30mins
14
Print A Linked List In Reverse Order
10:27mins
15
Reversing A Linked List Recursively
9:58mins
16
Introduction To Doubly Linked List
9:58mins
17
Implementation Of Doubly Linked List In C++
10:32mins
18
Traversal In Doubly Linked List
10:31mins
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