Singly Linked List Implementation
In this post, you will see the implementation of a singly linked list. It is one of the main data structures in computer programming. A singly linked list consists of nodes which are bound to each other with their "next" pointers. A simple node is represented at least 2 fields. A "next" node pointer and a "data" field. /* * node structure. */ struct node { struct node *next; int data; }; Some of the basic methods of a linked list and node data structures are implemented below. Create a Node Method: /* * node_create() * Creates a node. */ struct node *node_create( int data) { struct node *n = malloc( sizeof ( struct node)); if (!n) { printf( "Unable to allocate memory for node\n" ); return NULL ; } n->data = data; n->next = NULL ; ...