Circular Linked List: Team Members: Sakthivel Akshay Sherin Zebiah Rithika Naveen Kumar

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CIRCULAR LINKED LIST

TEAM MEMBERS:
SAKTHIVEL
AKSHAY
SHERIN ZEBIAH
RITHIKA
NAVEEN KUMAR
INTRODUCTION

 Circular linked list is a linked list where all nodes are connected to
form a circle.
 There is no NULL at the end.
 A circular linked list can be as follows:
1. Singly circular linked list
2. Doubly circular linked list
NODE PARAMETERS
 For Singly linked list,
we need two parameters. 1. Data
2. Address of next node
NODE PARAMETERS

 For doubly linked list,


three parameters that are. 1. Data
2. Forward pointer
3. Backward pointer
Circular Doubly Linked List

 Circular Doubly Linked List has properties of both doubly linked list
and circular linked list
 Two consecutive elements are linked or connected by previous and
next pointer and the last node points to first node by next pointer
and also the first node points to last node by previous pointer.
Notations

 Circular Doubly Linked List notation is as follows;

struct node // Structure of the node


{
int data;
struct node *next; // Pointer to next node
struct node *prev; // Pointer to previous node
};
Traversal

 In a conventional linked list, we traverse the list from the head node
and stop the traversal when we reach NULL.
 In a circular linked list, we stop traversal when we reach the first
node again.

 Following is C code for linked list traversal.


Traversal Implementation
Insertion
 Insertion at the end of list or in an empty list

 Insertion at the beginning of the list

 Insertion in between the nodes of the list


Example program
 Insertion in between the nodes of the list;
Deletion
 Deletion at the end of list

 Deletion at the beginning of the list

 Deletion in between the nodes of the list


Deletion at Middle
Thank you

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