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| ° BI INFO 1m formatione SS LINK HEXF part pointer field node node 5 nodes lAddresa of next nade in tise 2 ——__———————— isttisttistiisiista infor mation part of <1 tink part of nodes e = u he i node K LINKIK1= consoins the address of next pointer fie of node kK or address Of next node of Kk____etart>) contains ‘osdress of Firat node_of list. ____INULL7 Indicates th e_end_OF- list. Let us consider alist which the nodes of | “ist neeq . occupy. clementsin-the-array aN FO_and Link, or "INFO LINK — \ \ = 2 2 _3 | 3 _ = . : sf s 7 6 6 _ 7 7 % 8 | 8 a q L 4 — 10 lo u u TRAVERSING A LINKED LIST * _____iret tist be atinked tist jn memory stored inlinear— ___|orray INFO ond LINK with start indicating address __|To +raverse oO linked list means +O process each node lO+least Once. _____|Her® ie, use pdinter PTR =LINKIPTRI,LE,. currently being processed link Of PTR points +0 thé next —_|nod€ 40 be processed. so,the statement PTR =LINKLPTRI —_|moves pointer +0 the next node in the list —_—TRAVERSE. (LIST, INFO,LINK,START,PTR) <19|Se+ PTR=START |Se+ PTR=START dyl count = count +4‘List ig Ungorted 2% — jLet ug consider ist io unsorted in. memory 4 this algoritns Finds the jocation_ of irem in St when item firs + thi : ~ lappear_in ist otherwise it et LOC SNULL, i — SEARCH (INFO,LINK,PTR, START, ITEM, LOG) ___i9|Set PTR= START — — - ___dip/ Repeat Ss SteP dii2_untii PTR #NULL ‘te ITEM = LNEOLPTRI, th en——— wo __ did | toc =prR_and_exit else a * \List is sorted:> lsuspase data intist is sorted ,here We search for ite lin list by traversing the list_using a pointer varianie_ pTR_and compairing item with cOntents of LNFOIPTRI lof ech node_Gne by One of list NOW we can stop —__ lushen LIEM exceeds INFOCPTRI it the list is in descending order “ ___JScEARCHCINEO,LINK,ITEM,PIR, START) __<|set PTR= START ( dil Repeat step Ci) while PTR#NULL zi Gibltf ITEM < INFOLPTRI,then = Set PTR=LINKIPTRI i els & c | Set 1OC=PTRand exit = TTT = —tav: — array and supt \setis in_array wilLot __luge-.one way to-do Suppose our linked liot io implemented by parce, pose_insertion- and deletion are to i nked list 5 then the unused memory 90 be linked tigether +0 form _ag_ its list vAriabie a performed on our ti ain Ked fiat using avai L GARBAGE COLLECTION > - am suppose node is deleted or an_entire listis deere Ithen si ome _memory Space become res eabie Isom © want this space to e@ available fOr suture “this i¢ +0 irmmediotely reinsert _ the space into free rorage. list _ I1t+S cis. i i shod is time consuming lsor the Ope: rating systern-of a computer sO We chadse Gq aiter method »the operating sys tem_of_a_comp Utter lway periodicat y collect oli the deleted space _onto_ all_untagged_space onto the free storage list. __— lmsertion rhto Linked List. Tnserion into a sor+ed linked jist ______— insertion _end of linked list ———__|with_O\\_of tnes: 2 coses,cometimes new AQth. are +O be — . epee tee eae Available that is{ ee ree storage is empty ten this condition. ia coed OVE FLOW» U0! = hen free space = NUM let list we a linked list in memory or Algorithm. —___|assume that the. inked list ina memory inthe EL iid dip f INFOCLNEW1 = T+em. Givi LINKLNEWT]= START w wi) START = NEW Exit— suppose_a nade_N_is 9 be inserted into list betwee, lnode_ A and &. = ~ - Ke“ ; : ‘ N — 1 , N SO here, at_thi node NF 7} , == 2 lmere are some Special CAS@s 4 Sa = “pltn the 1ist_if the new node N_ias_the_tirst node in lpne sist then_start will point to new nade N.—— — ode N is the last node in tist then_N will _ __d1f the new _n. __|eontain NULL pdr LINK LLO CJ = NEW awit LOC=NULL, then |__ AINKENEW1 = START and START=NEW 2S & —ea exe | Ext NKLNEWI=LINKILOCT & LINKIIOCI]= NEW| Here traverse the list byt Ineertion ino a. sorted Linked List \suppose. 1tem_is +0 be inserted into_o. sorted 4inkea tiot then item must be inserted between nodes hs ©0 that, INFOLA] <4 LIEM SLNFOLB1———-_—~ ti, 80 here, with the following prowdure 1nd thie 100 tion ; ofsnode in list when voiue ig Si. ; using pointer voridble PTR : nd comparing LITEM with INFO LPTRI. While traversing {KEEP track OF 1OCOti On_of preceeding node by using——— {pointer variabie. Save o pointer PTR voriGble Gre Updated ————————— ____|__save =pre 2 PTA =LINKEPTR, : Ae |S0, traversing stop when item je—< INFOLPTRI,then— ___] ptr pointer points 10 node 650 SAVE the location — ditlset SAVE = PTR and ETR=LINKIPTRI WWirepea+ step cw) acvi whiie PTR NULL wots ITEM < INEOIPTR] then set LOC =SAVE Ond return oot SAVE = PTR & PTR=LINKIPTRI " | e+ & LOC = SAVE evil! Re+uUro——«h> —_did|CALL INSERTLO-C CINFOSLINK LISTS 1TEMSSTART) iid ANGERTSORICINFOSLINK, LIST, 1TEM,STARTI CALL FLINDLOCCINFO,LINK ,LIST,ITEM,START) Exit DELETION _F ROM _ LINKED LIST’. rae a ___|rettist be alinked_tist in_memory with a node betweer node A And B,_ STOEL 7 —__|50,M.ways arter deleting a node from dur tinke. Atist V3, —e worite Following steps +0 add deleted space to D1Deleting the node salowing the given nade. _ a i: > iii! the beginning Of Oval list. f———__________ LIN IKiKT = AVQi) Different cases. Deleting the node with given item of ineorm tion. jPelete the jast node trom tinked ist Delere the node sonowing a given node. LOCP=NuULL ——— Algorithms DEL CLIS QJ LE StOrt = NULL , then “Under¢ ious 9 Cb)! | —_________se+ Stort = LINKCstar+) i Lf LOCP = NULL, thenfo NS ml . - set LINKS! LLOCPI=LINK ocd enerin cl= AVALL and AVAIL =LOC ___ — — Exit [EIND B(L1S Ty INFO,LINK,LOG ,LOCP) a> |rf StArt¢=NUIL, +neEn sb Tf INFOTS+Ort] = 14em , then = Ei = + (6) |S@+ SAVE =SFOrt Ond BREN Mites PTR =LINKTSicn dy] cd) 2 t p) i Z . __<@) |Te INF OreTRi= Trem, then = c= = elge [set Save =pTR Gnd PIR=LINKIPTAY A | set LOC=NULL cg) ExitDeleting the 1aot node frorn linked list + ——- | Assignment —___- a I — 43) —_|Where the 19st nade contains the MULL pointer , ite y ig a special nodé it is similar +0 sirane MEADER, LINKED | Lis = It is ainked tis + which OlWwOYS- contains. aspecian node cOled the header note ot the beginning Of list. \There are. +wo_types_of header list — Se ‘@rounded Header Linked. List > aut linked 1iGt-— — — a —_dibCircutar Header _____iwnen +he lost node | points back +0 the | header nage, —___|Here, start will Qinays point +0 the heQder node epeciat_coses: (Od |1f LINKISTART 1= NULL it indicates thot _o. grounded ~ heOder 1iSt. __ bd Le LINKIS TART] = START, i+ indic CO+8S thot _ocircul ar header is empty e Traversing o CHIL. __ dalser pTR =rinkistarey did REPEAa+ steps Gil) w Civ) while PTRF START cdib| Ani. procesa-4osTNEOIpTRan. he aN) wd Se+ PTR=LINKIPTRI oe Exit___|1+ ig a tinear conectian nodes where eact | POUBLEY LINKED LisT(2=way Lists). of data elements caued nade N {6 divided inta_three parts, Jan intorma ian figid INFO which cOntains the data og TL Information of node N p 5 oe 7 lofiast Made and backward ield Gf First nade in the list 1a9+ instead Gf One START. > |put the AVALL 1i5+ will be maintained as_a_single — (inked ot 2UNLT=1V TREE TREE* es A non-linear data structure is caued tree 2WhEN there 7 Lis hierarchical relationship between elements then we Use tree +0_represent data. Mainly here te discus s abous Binary Tree (@12. Tee iS _defined 09 Finite se+ of ¢ lerments cauled nodes such that wu 4 T ig empty catied the NUL tree Or Empty tree _) Tcontains_a distinguish _node_ecaued the rOot ang the remain nodes of tree formed Ti _ON_ ordered pain disjoint binary +ree Tr and Ta Let coniains a root R then the two trees Tang Tt, Are _cAlled the 1eft And right subtree of Rif Tig Inon=-empty then _i+e root jo_called the left successor of R similarly if To is non-empty then imMiOriy ie Tais_nOn-empty then its root node called wight successor OF REvery node Nin a.binary #ree T except roar none hos a Unique parent called predecessOr OF N. ALINE dragon, froha Q_nodé Nn of T to 9 successor is called edge and a sequence of consecutive edges is caied a path. a mia is called a1eaf Anda path ending ing eat i coled a branch .£Qch node in binary tree T is pe | Qssigned_o evel number the root R_Of a tree is ds signed to 1evel nurnber O and every other node is assigned _ | the lever number ushich ig One mOre than the level ——__|number of paremt.mhe depth and height of a tree Tig ——_|;nGximum_na. of nodes in branch of +ree op is one mdre_ than largest number of 1, {EXTENDED BINARY TREE * —Exm! ART - - fel 2 ie has either O or 2 chilaren. he nodes + re i lagi citcie ‘he baad thin epi are emerneh nodes 1 are denOred bY square,aaaaeeael REPRESENTATION “oF “BINARY REE IN MEMORY) _ There are +wo ways oF representing- pinary tree inn emony -—ia Sequential Representation ——— magstion Linked Representation 22 ———————— Tbe mainsained in_me ema ory, ____| considera pinary+ree- 5 Tull iby tnree paranel array _INEO, Leet, Right ANd ap Ointer we ante ROOT-EACh NOde Of Tusill COMSSPONG-+0 oO location Stich tho — NFOTKI2 contains dato Of nade N————— eee comainsiocasion of lett child of NOG N __ Inightik1 2 —_ tigi chi iad eet o comaine iacotion of root os mékke—te if-any —_leup-tree ia empty then corresponding pointer tailt__ 1 Romain NULL VOlue Tf the tree Tis emery then 1004 ____lusitt_contain-the NULL Value | aam| —— ky te e ao a a ti eoTree. K=t = 1 2%+=2- 1 2xitl=3 3 5 Ke a BSL L 15. 4 xa+ = ae \B _5 eo ‘9 20 16 19 Be «7, 19. 9 20 4 1610 9 TY= ooeenee [TRAVERSING BINARY TREE ? a __\There are three ways of sraversing se DINGLY 4ree T wish root Ro — Preorder , inorder, Post order __ Preorder. First process- the root R_of T-—————_ Ww tree of Rin pre Order + pracesa the lefts! Ls process the right subtree Of R inpreorde, Tmoyder 1+ Process the left Subtree— of Rininorder. process the root NOdEe ROFT———— at *pracess the wight subtree of Rin inorder, — a rocese ane left subtree Of Ri in post order. |e proces the right subtree— of Rin post order __ __*procesa the rootnod © R OF TO - “OF STACK ——— TRA eee ALGORITHMS LSING_STACKS ‘suppose a binary tree Tis maintained in-memory by __ ome linked represemiation, gina ioe ues a sore aaa Ene ALougorithm uses a variable PTR ushich contains the location of node N clirrentiy being processed. _ vend denotes 1eft subtree /clnild of mode N. - REND — —____| A stack 16 On array which will hold the node for — future processing. __AIgOrithm > —___|Initiaily push NULL onto stack and set prR =ROOt — ithen repeat fououing st@pe -__(0)|Proceed down +he left most path rooted at PTR — : processing each nodes On the path and pushing— —_|€0ch_right child RCN) Onto stack. The traversing — lends afrer a node nv with no tef+ child 1¢N) is —— processed, i.€.,we stop when Lef+ (pTR)=NULLLJ element_Of STACK +0 PIR Gp __%») | PaP and assign the TOP¢ PIRF NULL ,#hen return +0 StePCOd Otherwise orig a = a c = Jf A D f__F ~ IN Ge H . g s G) |STACK =A iii dv) + cv) |e PTR = KK, STACK = G40 __«vid | Oa PrOcesS H, STACK = dy © 5b process k » STACK = hy svi BI ix) | PTR= a5 STACK= noes PIR =C IQ) Process C» STACK = yf & lad Process FS TACK= A uu A, B,D, G,4,K,C, ESE > Preorder Traversalerr ——_ pook = 2: “ah TOP = 4, STACKLLL = NULL one a au of escnnna enTE - DRepeay strep dita +o while P ——cANGAppIY process to INFOLPTRI Ova tRight child a HE _RIQHtLPTRI# NULL then ——— owes ice o08 ty STaCALOPL= AIM LPTED ——wa|tLet+ Child — it \eestpraig Nui anon ———— _Se+ PTR = reftlPTRI eloe = - [ger SIRS STACKLTOPI ,10e=TOB= 4 Predrderiyr, ROOt,PIR» 5) Widlexit —__|Tnorder Traversing +> [et tse _uses_a pointer variable PTR and an_array stack. ____| with this _aigorithm_o node is _processéd only ishen tt te POP from sTACk. —_Tinitioty pus NULL Onto STACK and repeat FONOWing_ Steps until’ NULL ig POP from STACK __doieroceed doin the left mOst path rooted at PTR —____|pushing each node N Onto STACK and stop when — lanode N with no 1eft child is PUShed Ontq STACK. — Bo PoP and _process the nodes on STACK Tf NUL is pope—Aiv)| Proce ed _dounn tne eft Ost pth rooted of eTR=\4 8 cS Z L D = q H L k L__M i il >} wa wal Haat samackinpy sore (b)_set PTR = 1ef+IPTRI leet PTR =STACKITOP] & ToP=TOP=1 Repeat step CV) +0 cli? whike ETRE NULL | Appt 8 wilt, eigntipTRI +NULL, then vi | = co) Set PTR=RightiPTRI lth) GO +0 step Av tai) Exitnee . Pg, a _ — —— we Order Traverei > ee i erciing _ ‘Nittany pus NULL wnt _STACK.and. 06+ PTR = ROO+ ang repeay the folowing _steps until NULL IS POP from STACK Pro, — SEA down the 1eft most Pp aan SOCh node ~Of the poth, push it_an +0 STACK OOS if NM has g Wht chia RINT on +0 STACK. —— - POP And process _p ositive nodes -on STACK.LEO nega ive Dade. is popped i.e. if PTR No then Set PIREN ong i return to step — te UU is popped then exif ——8 — > POp_an process E> ose cunt - a: POP _Gnd_pro! “1405 D, BE ca : Post order +raversi ) ee met uubtree j 50 - 30 10. 25 35 55 15 O 3338 BO. 45Of o.given it item ana iss _% ocatio +ree_ bY using poidter variable _ ~ Tais_aigorithm finds ne! Porent.1t traverse +e > TR_and SAVE. jan orieem-and. ens shves loca oh yn ~~ LOC gives lacatio! - }OF paremt_of item. LOC: O0,PAR) is IFLND CINE O, Left Right yx00t Hiern ° _ Special cases? nd ico eis 7 : +e. Tre ery Lie» it_UoliLin pty. LOGS NULL & PARE ND indicate isem. 1s root of T 1. ini (1LOc# Non & PAR = NULL sit Hl cate search Is NSUCCeSSFiy GiD/LOc=NoulLe PAR =NI an pe added as onew isem_is not found in T,that node in T z - eturn id /T# ROOt=NULI Ine tera = INFOLROOH 1 ,thEN-LOG-= ROOHSPARSNONE ATE __ dv) IRepeat atep cv and cvid_ushile PTR NULL cv Le bem = INFOTP: Set LOC=PTR & PTR=Save And Return __ vid |e item < INEOLETRI, th €p Save =PTR & PTR= 1eft(PTRI elSe SAVE = PTR zg PTR= RiQh*+ 4 wildse+ LOC = NULL, PAR = SAVE Z cviiexitDeletion_in_B: Let T_be a 8,9. 1-SUPI liter ond ——_|When_n_is “gelered from" ae —__—_|possibiliti es 7 N_has. no children +hen A ULL value repiacing ane 1ocasiot Tey acu-dencies +66 Ne" N has +o childret 2 ‘om _1_by_titst deleting Sonor of Nthen Nis deleted etnat trom_1_and then tepincl ng_nade NPYy-nOse oA — lg se Ot gy cation Hab ere |___ This. cugoritnm doit © inter PAR gives tne it indicate. __did [tf PAR # NULL» then N_doesn?+ bave = ocation of parent nadée_of_N—&—P = lynat nis te root node a DACINFOsLEAt RIgh* >LOC, PAR, ROO, Leer) e jolLe eetLLOC1= NULL andl Right LLOG1= NULL shen ——— get CHILD = NULL else eft L1Ocd + NULL Set CHILD = Lef+C1 OC} WW —___~ else CHILD = RightLLOC] | LE Oc = LeftC PART then set Left PARI = CHILD = OSS | ae Ee\5e “ i: ee _ROOt =CHILD _ +$—— —cllid| Exit _ lit deletes the node N Ot 19cotiOn 1OC where Mate 129 children. Here, PAR gives the location of parent of nOs< N if PAR=NULL it indicates thot Nis POO NOSE. Siippose — SUC gives the location of inorder success, uae Nt ond —__|PAR SUC gives the lacatiogn of pore n+ of inorder succes: DEN. lcOS2 GCINEO, Left, Right, OC, PAR, ROOT, 1term) beast OTR = RigntLL1OCl ond save =1O% —_tb)|Repeot while LeftreTRI = NOLL ——— Set SAVE = PTR Gi) | (0) 1¢ PAR NULL, then | gg pOC = peter paRT them S e+ LeF+ (PARI = 5UC else +10 2 E\Ge + = S2(b) SC+ Lef si SbCl = 1eF + T10c1 Righ+(oucd = Righ+tidci ayy Return,88.9.1 ip in memory-ane ON jslven and deieres the-tertt PAR, ROOT, Item) Delete as tUned,rett ROMs Oe poor, tiem) (I COUFIND CINFO Lefts RIDATSEE On and exit 9 Le Loc= Nui item ig.not SOUR nen — Gils RightrLoc1# NULL a LefttLO WAlExi+ ; | ! ! | 66 55 a5 4g L L £6 55__48 55 69 77 95 2S. 2 L O6 3.0 25 | \ Z IB 40 30 56J - _ 1213 WIS te iz is | to 4 1a i Resa BS asthe aT | myIB) ayy iG Repeat step citi 10 vl Cv) Set PAR = PTR/2 —— — (>. — via — wild) _|peteting the root of O ivlassign the rod+ R +0_SO! TR,LOC ROOF, Item) _ PAR» P INS Heap CINFO,Le FtyRiGht» Tre CLA = 1y-em_ & exif ———~ Set N= N+t1,eTR=N———— hiLe— prTR 21.— 09 | a Le 1rem= treeLPARI hen — ete ~~ get TreetprRi = item & ResUr _ 6e+ TreeLPTRI- = Tree LPAR Set PTR= PAR Heap. cap with N elements & we toant to —— This_can be done-as me variable i-——_—_—_—_____ deR by the last node | of H_ Replace the de! leted nos 4 60 that io & comp Lete tree but not necessarily — suppose H_is_ah IdeLe+ed root R-Of _H. heap inc . « . aGK +0 its appropriate place in H 60 that 4 ____ Wi DRehemtLet_L_+ fi pty fa @ 0p R= 955,L592— 95 step ti22 Ne /~ a5 70 95 20. / N lo™N 55 33 30 65 aT] 30 65 15 [20 15 (Slo ceao8 Step lt. 35 aN E 234 5 6 18 410 i jaojeshno 35)33 [20 [65 [15 20 |I5, 22 | 55 08. | 4s Z™ xz 3330 6S__Ine INFO, Let Right LOC, PAR, ROOF, Lenn) —_______ sd se+ Item = tree tit bl set LAST = Tree tn1,N=N= 4 —__uibiset+ prR=1, reett+=2,Right=3 Tidvikesan aeamne nite ige=a E —_walit LAST? Treetlett1 & LAST 2 TreerRightt 5 Set TYEE TPTRI=LAST & return WL TreetLeft] 2 Tree rRighti +*hen Set TreerepTRi =treelrefti g PTR=LEFt else A TRi= igh: PTR=Ri =o* R i =Q* OT 4 wildit et pett+=N4 LAST =TreetLeftl Se+ PTR=LEFT Set TreelpTRI = LAST ciMReurn Heapsort Golrepeat fer srom _I=1 +0 N-L uw J44) ap ct i 9. COU pereteheapCa,N item) eet ALN+ 41 = item aid | exit ___lcompiexity+ Ocnioga nd
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