C Language

Generic Linked List in C

Generic Linked List in C

In C language, we can also create a generic linked list using the void pointer. Generic linked list means that it can store any data type as per the requirements. The most important thing about the void pointer, it can store the address of any data type. Means that the programmer can store the address

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Delete a Linked List node

Delete a Linked List node

In my previous article, I have discussed the introduction of linked list and linked list insertion. In this article, we will see how to delete a node from the existing linked list. Delete a Node: There are three ways to delete a node from the linked list. It depends on the user requirements. Delete a

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Linked List Insertion

Linked List Insertion

In my previous article, I have discussed the basic concept of the linked list and discuss its advantage and disadvantage. In this article, I will discuss how to insert a new node in an existing linked list. Previously I have described an example where I have created a linked list of four nodes. This is

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Introduction to Linked List

Introduction to Linked List

A linked list is an example of a linear data structure. It is stored the data dynamically using the structure and pointers. Linked-list enables the user to store the desired data to create a new location in the program at run time. In simple word, we can say that linked list is a sequence of

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