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1. Linked Lists

  • A linked list consists of a sequence of objects known as nodes.

  • Each node contains

    • arbitrary data fields;

    • link pointing to the next node;

    • (optional) link pointing to the previous node.

  • For example, a singly-linked list contains two values:

    • the value of the current node

    • link to the next node:

      
      struct Node
      {
          int data;
          Node* pnext;
      };
      
      

      Singly-linked list

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