Algorithm & Program to insert node at end of linked list C
C Program to insert node at end/tailof linked list
Algorithm & Program to insert at beginning of linked list in C
linked list insertion program in C at beginning Output:
Algo & Program to Create and Traverse a Linked List
What is a Linked List? A linked list is a linear data structure where each element (called a node) contains two parts: Unlike arrays, linked lists do not require contiguous memory locations. They allow dynamic memory allocation and efficient insertion/deletion operations. Algorithm to Create and Traverse a Linked List Let’s break down the process into … Read more
Singly Linked List, Its Advantage, Disadvantage and Application
Advantage and Disadvantage of Linked Lists Advantages: Disadvantages: Applications of Linked Lists
Difference between Array and Linked List
Both Array and Linked List are used to store the data having a similar type, but the difference is that array takes memory locations in contiguous fashion at compile-time, i.e. when we declare of an array, while elements of the linked list take memory, not in contiguous fashion and takes memory at runtime. Array VS … Read more
Types of Sparse Matrix, Lower & Upper Triangular Sparse Matrix
A sparse matrix is a type of matrix filled mostly with zeros. Think of a huge whiteboard where only a few spots are marked, and the rest is blank. There are several types of sparse matrices, but let’s talk about its types : lower triangular, upper triangular and Tri-diagonal sparse matrices. Three types of Sparse … Read more
Sparse Matrix and its representation with example
Matrix is defined with a 2-dimensional array that has row and column. An array which has ‘m’ rows and ‘n’ columns represent an mXn matrix. Sometimes it happens when a matrix has zero values is more than NON-ZERO values. The matrix which has a greater number of zero values in comparison to the non-zero values … Read more
Column Major Order in Data Structure with Example
Column Major Order is a way to represent the multidimensional array in sequential memory. It has similar functionality as row-major order, but the way of process is different. In Column Major Order, elements of a multidimensional array are arranged sequentially column-wise which means filling all the index of the first column and then move to … Read more
Row major order in Data Structure with Example
Row Major Order is a way to represent the elements of a multi-dimensional array in sequential memory. In Row Major Order, elements of a multi-dimensional array are arranged sequentially row by row, which means filling all the index of first row and then moving on to the next row. Let’s see an example Suppose we … Read more
One Dimensional and Multidimensional Array with Example
An array is a collection of similar data types (like int, float, or char), which takes memory in a contiguous fashion in Primary memory locations. We can declare an array in C as int arr[50]; Where arr is an array with can hold 50 elements of integer types. Two Types of array 1). Single/One Dimensional … Read more