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Singly Linked List

A linked list is a simple linear data structure formed by a collection of data elements called nodes. Each node consists of a data element and link field.



There is a head node that points to the starting of the linked list.
this diagram shows a simple representation of the linked list.




A linked list can be used to implement stacks, queues, list, associative arrays, etc. 

Unlike arrays linked lists are not stored in contagious memory locations rather they are stored at any empty place in memory and the address of the next node is stored in the link field.
Also, you don't need to declare the size of the linked list at the time of initialization you can dynamically keep adding elements to the linked list.

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The following implementation of the linked list has the following methods implemented :

  1. Method to add an element at the start of the List
  2. Method to add an element at the end of the List
  3. Method to display the Linked List 
  4. Method to delete an element from the Linked List 
This is a Simple implementation of the Linked List to view more advanced operations on Linked List visit the following Links
Linked-List-C++
Linked-List-Java
Linked-List-Python


C++ Program



This is a Simple implementation of the Linked List to view more advanced operations on Linked List visit the following Links
Linked-List-C++
Linked-List-Java
Linked-List-Python

 Also if you want to contribute to the below program or download the source code please go to the following Github link :
Linked-List-in-C++
Linked-List-in-Java
Linked-List-in-Python

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