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Old Oct 16th, 2006, 9:41 AM   #1
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literature on "linked lists"

hey guys,
could anyone point me a good book for c++ beginners with good explanations on linked lists. or a web page with tutorials or something would also be fine

i had a programming class today and i gotta say this teach is awfull. first class was ok i guess, but this one about linked lists, which most beginners don't know how to work with, it was just...disaster. he was just reading sentences written on powerpoint slides, and a lot of program examples using linked lists. he was basically just reading the code without explaining too much.
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Old Oct 16th, 2006, 12:08 PM   #2
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did you try googling "link list".............there are tons of free material on link list out there......but you have to search for it.........
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Old Oct 16th, 2006, 12:26 PM   #3
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Yep. Google around. My own, short explanation of linked lists: it is basically a sequence of nodes (structures), each of them containing a value and a pointer, pointing to the next node. This way, you can easily add an item to the list: you allocate a new node and make the pointer of the last node point to it. You can also insert a node in between. If you want to insert a node between node 3 and 4, you set the pointer of node 3 to the address of the new node. The pointer of the new node you set to node 4.

For a more detailed explanation, google around a bit. It is a relatively easy concept - once you understand the basic idea.

Good luck .
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Old Oct 19th, 2006, 2:02 AM   #4
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yeah, it's a bitch. try teach yourself C in 21 days (got it for $2 on amazon) or check out the finished projects section of this site.
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You could also consider looking at Wikipedia, which has a decent description of many programming related stuffs (whether data structures, algorithms, languages, and a fair variety).
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