Implementing Linked List in C++: Efficient Data Structure for Storing and Manipulating Elements

In this report we will discuss about linked list implementation in C++ and below are the summaries point:- Linked list is a popular linear data structure in C++ where elements are stored as separate objects linked by pointers. Each node in the linked list contains data and a pointer to the next node, allowing easy traversal. Memory is allocated dynamically using the malloc() function for efficient memory usage.

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Linked list implementation in C++
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The Linked list is one of the popular linear data structures. When used inside a
program each of the elements declared in the applications is represented as separate object.
Objects or elements of a Linked list are not stored in continuous memory locations rather in a
scattered way. These objects are linked between them using pointers so that it is easy and
possible to traverse among all the elements. Any of the nodes in a Lined list contains at least
two data items which are data and a pointer that connect to the next node. With the reference
to first linked list object it is possible to access the complete linked list. The first node or the
element is usually represented as the head. On the other hand, the last object /node of the
linked list contains NULL in that link part as this does not point or refer to any other object of
the list.
For this program the struct data type that is capable of holding different types of
data. For this program, first element holds integer value in the node and the another field
contains reference to the next node. In order to ensure efficient use of the memory; the
malloc() function is used in the program so that the program automatically can allocate
memory space according to the user requirement.

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