write a c++ program for single lincked list?
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the concept of singly linked list data structure and provides a sample implementation in C++.
Linked lists are building blocks for many other data structures like stacks and queues.
Linked lists are a sequence of nodes containing data fields and pointers to the next node (or) next node and previous nodes based on its type.
Linked lists permit addition/ removal of node in constant time.
Unlike arrays the order of linked list elements need not be contiguous in memory.
Unlike arrays there is no upper limit on the amount of memory reserved.
A singly linked list is the simplest of linked lists.
Each node of a singly linked list has data elements and a single link (pointer) that points to the next node of the list (or) NULL if it is the last node of the list.
Addition/ Deletion of a node to the singly linked list involves the creation/ deletion of the node and adjusting the node pointers accordingly.
A singly linked list could be represented
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Linked lists are building blocks for many other data structures like stacks and queues.
Linked lists are a sequence of nodes containing data fields and pointers to the next node (or) next node and previous nodes based on its type.
Linked lists permit addition/ removal of node in constant time.
Unlike arrays the order of linked list elements need not be contiguous in memory.
Unlike arrays there is no upper limit on the amount of memory reserved.
A singly linked list is the simplest of linked lists.
Each node of a singly linked list has data elements and a single link (pointer) that points to the next node of the list (or) NULL if it is the last node of the list.
Addition/ Deletion of a node to the singly linked list involves the creation/ deletion of the node and adjusting the node pointers accordingly.
A singly linked list could be represented
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