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The document discusses data structures in software engineering, focusing on singly and doubly linked lists. It outlines the implementation, operations, benefits, and limitations of each type of linked list. Additionally, it highlights the advantages of dynamic memory allocation and the challenges associated with traversal and storage requirements.

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The document discusses data structures in software engineering, focusing on singly and doubly linked lists. It outlines the implementation, operations, benefits, and limitations of each type of linked list. Additionally, it highlights the advantages of dynamic memory allocation and the challenges associated with traversal and storage requirements.

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Software Engineering

Arrays in Data
Structure
Professor: Nurilla Mahamatov
Computer Sciences Department, Head
Software Engineering

2D Array: Two-Dimensional
Arrays

Professor: Nurilla Mahamatov


Computer Sciences Department, Head
Software Engineering

A Singly Linked List in


Data Structures
Professor: Nurilla Mahamatov
Computer Sciences Department, Head
Table of Contents

• How to Implement a Singly Linked List?


• What Operations Can You Perform on a Singly Linked
List?
• How to Insert a Node in a Singly Linked List?
• How to Remove a Node From a Singly Linked List?
• What Are the Benefits of a Singly Linked List?
• What Are the Limitations of a Singly Linked List?
Deletion
Deletion
Deletion
Deletion
Deletion
How to Insert a Node in a Singly Linked List?
How to Remove a Node From a Singly Linked
List?
Benefits of a Singly Linked List

• You can perform operations like insertion and deletion with


ease
• It is a dynamic data structure, i.e., it does not have a fixed
size
• It doesn’t require the movement of nodes for insertion and
deletion
• It doesn’t need elements to be stored in consecutive
memory spaces
• It does not waste space as it uses space according to the
requirement
Limitations of a Singly Linked List

• It requires more storage space because it also stores


the next pointer with data
• If you have to reach any node, then you have to go
through every node before it
• You can not traverse it from anywhere but the head
node
• It requires a different amount of time to access any
elements
• Sorting is complex in this linked lis
Software Engineering

Doubly Linked List

Professor: Nurilla Mahamatov


Computer Sciences Department, Head
Table of Contents

• How Do You Implement a Doubly Linked List?


• What Operations Can You Perform on a Doubly Linked
List?
• How Do You Traverse a Doubly Linked List?
• How Do We Insert a Node in a Doubly Linked List?
• How Do You Remove a Node From a Doubly Linked
List?
• What Are the Benefits of a Doubly Linked List?
• What Are the Limitations of a Doubly Linked List?
How Do You Implement a Doubly Linked
List?
How Do You Traverse a Doubly Linked List?
How Do We Insert a Node in a Doubly Linked List?
How Do You Remove a Node From a Doubly
Linked List?
What Are the Benefits of a Doubly Linked List?

• It is easy to reverse this linked list.


• It is easier to delete a node from this linked list as
compared to a singly linked list.
• During its execution, it can easily assign or reassign
memory.
• Reverse traversal is faster in this linked list.
• You can implement complex data structures like stacks
and binary trees.
What Are the Limitations of a Doubly Linked List?

• It requires more space for each node because these


nodes have an extra pointer.
• Its insertion and deletion operations are slower than
singly-linked lists as it requires more steps.
• Because of random storage in memory, elements need
to be accessed sequentially.

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