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Data Structures
  • Data Structures Manual
  • Arrays
    • Array ADT
    • Linear Search
    • Binary Search
    • Some More Basic Operations
    • Reversing an Array
    • Operations in a Sorted Array
    • Merging Two Arrays
    • Set Operations
    • Finding Missing Elements
    • Duplicates in an Array
    • Getting a Pair whose Sum = K
    • Finding Max & Min in Single Scan
  • Strings
    • Finding the Length of a String
    • Changing Cases in a String
    • Finding Number of Vowels, Consonants & Words
    • Reversing a String
    • Checking for Palindrome
    • Duplicates in a String
    • Checking if Strings are Anagrams
    • Permutations of a String
  • Singly Linked List
    • Displaying the Nodes
    • Counting the Nodes
    • Sum of all Nodes
    • Finding the Maximum Element
    • Searching in a Node
    • Inserting a Node
    • Inserting a Node in Sorted List
    • Deleting a Node
    • Checking if List is Sorted
    • Removing Duplicates from a List
    • Reversing a Linked List
    • Concatenating Two Lists
    • Detecting a Loop in Linked List
    • Merge Two Sorted Lists
    • Finding the Middle Node
  • Cirular Linked List
    • Displaying the Nodes
    • Inserting a Node
    • Deleting a Node
  • Doubly Linked List
    • Inserting a Node
    • Deleting a Node
    • Reversing a Doubly Linked List
    • Circular Doubly Linked List
  • Stack
    • Stack Using Array
    • Stack Using Linked List
    • Balancing Parenthesis
    • Infix to Postfix
    • Evaluation of Postfix Expression
  • Queue
    • Queue using Array
    • Queue using Linked List
    • Double Ended Queue
  • Binary Tree
    • Creating a Binary Tree using Queue
    • Recursive Tree Traversals
    • Iterative Tree Traversals
    • Level Order Traversal
    • Counting Nodes in a Binary Tree
    • Finding the Height of Tree
    • Finding Sum of All Nodes
  • Binary Search Tree
    • Searching in a BST
    • Inserting in a BST
    • Deleting in a BST
  • AVL Tree
    • Inserting in an AVL Tree
    • AVL Tree Rotations
    • Deleting in an AVL Tree
  • Heap
    • Inserting in a Heap
    • Deleting in a Heap
    • Heapify
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  1. Doubly Linked List

Circular Doubly Linked List

Basic operations for a circular doubly linked list.

Inserting a Node :

void insert(struct node *ptr, int data, int pos) {

    // Creating a node
    struct node *newNode;
    newNode = (struct node *)malloc(sizeof(struct node));
    newNode -> data = data;

    // If node needs to be inserted at first position
    if (pos == 1) {
        if (head == NULL) {
            // If linked list is empty
            head = newNode;
            head -> prev = head;
            head -> next = head;
        } else {
            // If other nodes are present
            newNode -> prev = head -> prev;
            newNode -> next = head;
            head -> prev = newNode;
            newNode -> prev -> next = newNode;
            head = newNode;
        }
    }

    // If node is to be inserted at any other position
    else {
        for (int i = 0; i < pos - 2; i++) {
            ptr = ptr -> next;
        }
        // Change the links
        newNode -> next = ptr -> next;
        newNode -> prev = ptr;
        ptr -> next -> prev = newNode;
        ptr -> next = newNode;
    }
    
}

Deleting a Node :

void delete(struct node *ptr, int pos) {

    // If the head node is to be deleted
    if (pos == 1) {
        head -> prev -> next = head -> next;
        head -> next -> prev = head -> prev;
        head = head -> next;
        free(ptr);
    } 
    
    else {
        // Traverse to the node to be deleted
        for (int i = 0; i < pos - 1; i++) {
            ptr = ptr -> next;
        }
        // Change the links
        ptr -> prev -> next = ptr -> next;
        ptr -> next -> prev = ptr -> prev;
        //  Deallocate the memory
        free(ptr);
    }
    
}

Displaying the Nodes :

void display(struct node *ptr) {

    // If linked list is empty
    if (ptr == NULL) {
        printf("Linked list is empty\n");
        return;
    }
    
    do {
        printf("%d\t", ptr -> data);
        ptr = ptr -> next;
    }
    while (ptr != head);
    printf("\n");
    
}

Contributed by Nitin Ranganath

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