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Index 32
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Introduction of Data Structure 08 minLecture2.1
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Types Of Data Structures 06 minLecture2.2
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Operations Of Data Structures 06 minLecture2.3
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Concept Of Abstract Data Type 06 minLecture2.4
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Array Part #1 16 minLecture2.5
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Array Part #2 19 minLecture2.6
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Introduction To Stack 05 minLecture2.7
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Operations Of Stack ADT 06 minLecture2.8
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Stack Implementation Using Array Part #1 10 minLecture2.9
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Stack Implementation Using Array Part #2 12 minLecture2.10
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Introduction Of Queue 05 minLecture2.11
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Operations Of Queue ADT 04 minLecture2.12
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Queue Implementation Using Array Part #1 11 minLecture2.13
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Queue Implementation Using Array Part #2 09 minLecture2.14
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Circular Queue Implementation Part #1 12 minLecture2.15
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Circular Queue Implementation Part #2 08 minLecture2.16
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Introduction To Linked Lists 06 minLecture2.17
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Array Vs Linked List 08 minLecture2.18
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Linked List Implementation Part #1 17 minLecture2.19
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Linked List Implementation Part #2 11 minLecture2.20
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Linked List Part #3 10 minLecture2.21
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Linked List Part #4 15 minLecture2.22
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Linked List Implementation Part #5 11 minLecture2.23
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Linked List Implementation Part #6 10 minLecture2.24
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Stack Using Linked List Part #1 09 minLecture2.25
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Stack Using Linked List Part #2 06 minLecture2.26
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Queue Using Linked List Part #1 10 minLecture2.27
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Queue Using Linked List Part #2 06 minLecture2.28
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Circular Queue Using Linked List 09 minLecture2.29
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Implementation Of Doubly Linked List Part #1 13 minLecture2.30
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Doubly Linked List Part #2 07 minLecture2.31
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Doubly Linked List Part #3 09 minLecture2.32
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Notes 7
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Introduction to Data Structures & Algorithms.Lecture3.1
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Sorting & SearchingLecture3.2
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StacksLecture3.3
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QueueLecture3.4
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Linked ListLecture3.5
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TreesLecture3.6
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GraphLecture3.7
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Data Structures Viva Question 6
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Introduction to Data StructuresLecture4.1
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Stack and QueuesLecture4.2
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Linked ListLecture4.3
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TreesLecture4.4
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GraphsLecture4.5
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Searching TechniquesLecture4.6
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Importance 7
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Introduction to Data StructuresLecture5.1
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Stack and QueuesLecture5.2
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Linked ListLecture5.3
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TreesLecture5.4
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GraphsLecture5.5
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Searching TechniquesLecture5.6
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[Extra] Previously Asked Important QuestionsLecture5.7
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Linked List Implementation Part #1
Linked List Implementation Part #1
Linked list is the data structure which can overcome all the limitations of an array. Using linked list is useful because, It allocates the memory dynamically. All the nodes of linked list are non-contiguously stored in the memory and linked together with the help of pointers. Like arrays, Linked List is a linear data structure. Unlike arrays, linked list elements are not stored at the contiguous location, the elements are linked using pointers as shown below. In Java, LinkedList can be represented as a class and a Node as a separate class.
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