Topic: "linkedlist-implementation"
Mohamedgamal235/Data-Structure-C-plus-plus
This is Giudlines and implementations for serveral Data Strucutres in programming using C++ language.
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cesardushime/DSA_Data-Structures-Algorithms-in-Python
Welcome to the Data Structures & Algorithms (DSA) journey using Python! This repository contains all the notes, code implementations, practices, and resources to help you master DSA.
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BaseMax/OneWayLinkedListCpp
This is a simple implementation of a one-way linked-list in C++.
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damlakayikci/LinkedList-Implementation-w-Java
🏭 A factory line simulation, using double linked lists in Java
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SililaWijesinghe/ShoppingListApplication
Crafted with C# in Visual Studio, this Windows Forms Application serves as an efficient Shopping List tool. The application leverages the power of a Linked List data structure, offering dynamic and flexible list management. Users can easily add, remove, and modify items on their shopping list, providing a seamless and intuitive experience.
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vbhv-unyl/cpu-process-scheduling-algorithm
An algorithm designed to handle cpu processes efficiently. Implemented using data structures and algorithms. Inspired by the famous round robin cpu scheduling algorithm.
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BaseMax/OneWayLinkedListGo
This is a simple implementation of a one-way linked-list in Go. The one way linkedlist is a data structure that is made up of nodes. Each node contains a value and a pointer to the next node. The head of the list is the first node in the list. The tail of the list is the last node in the list. The tail of the list points to nil.
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