Implement Stack Using Linked List
Objective: Write an algorithm to implement Stack using Linked List. If you do not know about then for starters its abstract data type in which follows the principle of LIFO (Last-In-First-Out) which means the...
Category: Linked List
Doubly Linked List Complete Implementation
In this article we will see what is doubly linked list, how it is different from other linked list and how to implement it. Earlier we have seen what is Singly Linked List and...
Circular Linked List Complete Implementation
Earlier we have seen what is Singly Linked List and How to implement it. In a way you say that it’s an extension of singly linked list. I would suggest that if you do...
Swap Nodes in pairs in a Linked List by changing links
Objective: Given a linked list write an algorithm to swap nodes in pairs by changing links . Earlier we have seen “Swap Every Kth node in a Linked List“, where we have seen how...
Reverse Alternative ‘k’ nodes in a Linked List.
Objective: Given a linked list and a number ‘k’, write an algorithm to reverse alternate ‘k’ nodes in the linked list. This problem was asked in the Microsoft and Amazon interviews. Example: Approach: Recursion...
Reverse a Linked List in groups of given size ‘K’
Objective: Given a linked list and integer ‘k’, write an algorithm to reverse the linked list in groups of size ‘k’. Example: Approach: Earlier we have seen how to reverse a linked list, solution...
Alternate Splitting of a given Linked List
Objective: Given a singly linked list, split it into two linked lists. These linked lists will contain the alternate nodes from the given linked list. Example:
Reverse The Doubly Linked List
Objective: Reverse The Doubly Linked List. Example: Approach: Every Node in a doubly linked list has next and previous pointer. Do the linear traversal of the linked list and keep swapping the next and...
Swap Kth Node from the front with the Kth Node from the End
Objective: Given a Linked List and a number k, Swap Kth Node from the front with the Kth Node from the End Example: ->10->20->30->40->50->60->70 Swapping 1 Node from the Front and from the End...
Delete X Nodes After Y Nodes In a Linked List
Objective: Given a Linked List and x and y. Delete x number of nodes after y nodes from the start. Example: ->10->20->30->40->50->60->70->80->90->100->110->120 Deleted 4 Nodes after 5 Nodes ->10->20->30->40->50->100->110->120 Approach: We need two pointers....
Merge Sort in a Linked list
Objective: Given a Linked List, Sort it using merge sort. Example: ->9->3->4->2->5->1 Sorted List: ->1->2->3->4->5->9 Approach: Reference : Merge Sort in array As it Merge sort, we apply the same logic , Divide and...
Merge a Linked list into another Linked List at Alternate Positions.
Objective: Given two linked lists, merge one list into another at alternate positions, if second link list has extra nodes, print them as well Example: 5 -> 10 -> 15 -> 20 ->25 ->...
Given a Sorted Singly Linked List Array, Convert it into a Balanced Binary search Tree.
Objective: You have been given a sorted singly List, you need to convert it into balanced binary search tree. Why balanced binary tree is important: You can also create first node as root and...
Convert a Sorted Doubly Linked List to Balanced BST.
Objective: Given a sorted doubly linked list, convert it into Balanced binary search tree Input: A Doubly Linked List Example: Approach:
In a Binary Tree, Create Linked Lists of all the nodes at each depth.
Objective: Given a Binary tree create Linked Lists of all the nodes at each depth , say if the tree has height k then create k linked lists. NOTE : This problem is very...