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The document contains a Python implementation of a skip list data structure, including classes for nodes and the skip list itself. It defines methods for creating nodes, inserting elements, and displaying the list. The main function demonstrates the insertion of several elements into the skip list and displays the resulting structure.

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Dsa 2

The document contains a Python implementation of a skip list data structure, including classes for nodes and the skip list itself. It defines methods for creating nodes, inserting elements, and displaying the list. The main function demonstrates the insertion of several elements into the skip list and displays the resulting structure.

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PRACTICAL – 2

Name KUNDAN DHOKE DATE:

DIV: B

ROLL NO 20

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Program:

import random

class node(object):

def __init__(self,key,level):

self.key = key

self.forward = [None] * (level + 1)

class skiplist(object):

def __init__(self,max_lvl,p):

self.MAXLVL = max_lvl

self.p = p

self.header = self.createnode(self.MAXLVL,-1)

self.level = 0

def createnode(self,lvl,key):

n = node(key,lvl)

return n

def randomlevel(self):

lvl = 0

while random.random() < self.p and lvl < self.MAXLVL:

lvl += 1

return lvl

def insertelement(self,key):
update = [None] * (self.MAXLVL + 1)

current = self.header

for i in range(self.MAXLVL, -1, -1):

while current.forward[i] and current.forward[i].key < key:

current = current.forward[i]

update[i] = current

current = current.forward[0]

if current is None or current.key != key:

rlevel = self.randomlevel()

if rlevel > self.level:

for i in range(self.level + 1, rlevel + 1):

update[i] = self.header

self.level = rlevel

n = self.createnode(rlevel,key)

for i in range(rlevel + 1):

n.forward[i] = update[i].forward[i]

update[i].forward[i] = n

print("successfully inserted key {}".format(key))

def displaylist(self):

print("\n*******skip list*******")

head = self.header

for level in range(self.level + 1):

print("level {}: ".format(level), end='')

node = head.forward[level]

while node is not None:

print(node.key, end=' ')

node = node.forward[level]

print("")
def main():

lst = skiplist(3, 0.5)

lst.insertelement(3)

lst.insertelement(6)

lst.insertelement(7)

lst.insertelement(9)

lst.insertelement(12)

lst.insertelement(19)

lst.insertelement(17)

lst.insertelement(3)

lst.insertelement(26)

lst.insertelement(21)

lst.insertelement(25)

lst.displaylist()

main()
Output:

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