1. Create Node
2. Create a Linked List
3. Traverse Linked list
- create a normal class and initialize two parameters
- We already know that in single linked list node contains two block
1. data block.
2. memory address of the next Node.
- At the time of node initialization, the memory address of the current node is set to be None
- Our node class will contain two member variables data and link.
- The value of the data will be set by the value passed through the constructor.
- The link value will be initially set to None
Example:
class Node:
def _init_(self,data):
self.data=data
self.link=None
- Create a Class for a single linked list and write down different methods for insert item, remove the item and traverse a linked list.
- Initially, Singly linked list pointing to the starting or the first node of the linked list.
- The Single linked list contains the only member that is start_node which is initially set to None Because the linked list will be empty at the time of the creation of the linked list.
Example
#Create Node
class Node:
def _init_(self,data):
self.data=data
self.link=None
#Simple Initialization of Single Linked List
class SingleLinkedList:
#Constructor of a class contains only one member
def _init_(self):
#Member of the single linked list.
self.start_node=None #Set to None for Initialization
- self.start_node is the current node and if it is None then the Linked list is empty.
if self.start_node is None:
print("No Element In List ")
return
- if self.start_node is not None then print the node with node.data.
- And Assign Node to next link node
node=node.link
Example:
def TraverseList(self):
if self.start_node is None:
print("No Element In List ")
return
else:
node=self.start_node
while node is not None:
print(node.data)
node=node.link
self.start_node is the start node of the single linked list so it assigned to a node if it is None as start node and traverse One By one