Saumyaa Gargsaumyaagarg.hashnode.dev·Dec 7, 2024Day 10: Linked Lists BasicsWelcome to Day 10 of my 100 Days of DSA challenge! Today, I'll be tackling five problems focused on linked lists. Linked lists are an essential data structure that offers efficient insertions and deletions by dynamically allocating memory. They provi...Discuss·1 likeWeek 2DSA
Gagan G Saralayagagang.hashnode.dev·Dec 5, 2024Double linked listHi, a doubly linked list is a special kind of list where each node is connected to the one before it and the one after it. This means you can move forward and backward easily, like flipping pages in a book both ways. Each node holds some data and two...DiscussDSA
Eniola Bakareeniola-bakare.hashnode.dev·Dec 4, 2024An Introduction to Essential Data StructuresINTRODUCTION If you’re like me, you’ve most likely considered how best to arrange your wardrobe to easily retrieve a favourite wear when you have under one hour to get ready, or how best to avoid turning out your entire wardrobe as a heap on the floo...Discuss·12 likes·60 readsA Working Understanding of Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA)data structures
Tushar Panttusharpant.online·Nov 29, 2024Day 10 of 100 Days of DSA Challenge: Linked Lists BasicsLinked lists are dynamic data structures that consist of nodes, each containing data and a reference to the next node. They are particularly useful when frequent insertions and deletions are required. Today's challenges covered foundational concepts ...Discuss100 days of DSADSA
Kanchan Raikanchanraiii.hashnode.dev·Nov 29, 2024Day 10: 100 Days of DSAWelcome to the day 10 of 100 days of DSA challenge. Today I’ll be solving five problems on linked lists. Linked Lists are an important data structure and they are known for their dynamic and non contigous memory allocation. Let’s see what these five ...Discuss100 Days of DSA#linkedlists
Abhishek Dubeylearning-in-public-week-1.hashnode.dev·Nov 25, 2024Week 3 updatesLife is a rollercoaster, and we never know what lies ahead. But it’s the thrill of the unknown that makes the ride worthwhile. After a not-so-good Week 2, I still managed to keep this streak alive. There were moments when I questioned myself: Is this...Discuss#linkedlists
Vaishnavi Dwivedivaishd.hashnode.dev·Nov 18, 2024Java Collections FrameworkImagine you're in a busy kitchen, using different tools to prepare a meal—this is similar to the Java Collections Framework. It provides a set of classes and interfaces to store, manage, and retrieve data in your programs. Just like you have differen...DiscussLearn DSA - JAVAJava List, Set, Map, Queue
Gagan G Saralayagagang.hashnode.dev·Nov 5, 2024Linked Lists: A Beginner-Friendly Guide with Code ExamplesIf you’re delving into data structures, chances are you’ve encountered the term linked list. They’re a powerful alternative to arrays, especially when you need flexibility in managing data. This blog will introduce you to linked lists, explain some k...Discuss#linkedlists
KiwiChipkiwicodenest.hashnode.dev·Nov 2, 2024Linked List Exercise (2) - Linked List Cyclehttps://leetcode.com/problems/linked-list-cycle/description/ Entire Code # Definition for singly-linked list. class Node(object): def __init__(self, value): self.value = value self.next = None def create_linked_list(values): ...DiscussPython Algorithm Study JournalPython
KiwiChipkiwicodenest.hashnode.dev·Nov 1, 2024Linked List (4) - Remove and ReverseIn my Python algorithms class, we recently worked with linked lists. The reverse method is a popular topic in technical interviews, but it was slightly harder to understand than the remove method. Below are detailed notes on both. Remove The remove m...DiscussPython Algorithm Study JournalPython
