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Program to concatenate one linked list at end of another and than to erase all nodes present in the linked list

Posted By: Reinhart Fischer     Category: C Programming     Views: 11091

Program to concatenate one linked list at end of another and than to erase all nodes present in the linked list.

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#include <stdio.h>
#include <conio.h>
#include <alloc.h>

struct node
{
    int data ;
    struct node *link ;
} ;

void append ( struct node **, int ) ;
void concat ( struct node **, struct node ** ) ;
void display ( struct node * ) ;
int count ( struct node * ) ;
struct node * erase ( struct node * ) ;

void main( )
{
    struct node *first, *second ;

    first = second = NULL ;  /* empty linked lists */
append ( &first, 1 ) ; append ( &first, 2 ) ; append ( &first, 3 ) ; append ( &first, 4 ) ; clrscr( ) ; printf ( "\nFirst List : " ) ; display ( first ) ; printf ( "\nNo. of elements in the first Linked List = %d", count ( first ) ) ; append ( &second, 5 ) ; append ( &second, 6 ) ; append ( &second, 7 ) ; append ( &second, 8 ) ; printf ( "\n\nSecond List : " ) ; display ( second ) ; printf ( "\nNo. of elements in the second Linked List = %d", count ( second ) ) ; /* the result obtained after concatenation is in the first list */
concat ( &first, &second ) ; printf ( "\n\nConcatenated List : " ) ; display ( first ) ; printf ( "\n\nNo. of elements in Linked List before erasing = %d", count ( first ) ) ; first = erase ( first ) ; printf ( "\nNo. of elements in Linked List after erasing = %d", count ( first ) ) ; } /* adds a node at the end of a linked list */
void append ( struct node **q, int num ) { struct node *temp ; temp = *q ; if ( *q == NULL ) /* if the list is empty, create first node */
{ *q = malloc ( sizeof ( struct node ) ) ; temp = *q ; } else { /* go to last node */
while ( temp -> link != NULL ) temp = temp -> link ; /* add node at the end */
temp -> link = malloc ( sizeof ( struct node ) ) ; temp = temp -> link ; } /* assign data to the last node */
temp -> data = num ; temp -> link = NULL ; } /* concatenates two linked lists */
void concat ( struct node **p, struct node **q ) { struct node *temp ; /* if the first linked list is empty */
if ( *p == NULL ) *p = *q ; else { /* if both linked lists are non-empty */
if ( *q != NULL ) { temp = *p ; /* points to the starting of the first list */
/* traverse the entire first linked list */
while ( temp -> link != NULL ) temp = temp -> link ; temp -> link = *q ; /* concatenate the second list after the
first */
} } } /* displays the contents of the linked list */
void display ( struct node *q ) { printf ( "\n" ) ; /* traverse the entire linked list */
while ( q != NULL ) { printf ( "%d ", q -> data ) ; q = q -> link ; } } /* counts the number of nodes present in the linked list */
int count ( struct node *q ) { int c = 0 ; /* traverse the entire linked list */
while ( q != NULL ) { q = q -> link ; c++ ; } return c ; } /* erases all the nodes from a linked list */
struct node * erase ( struct node *q ) { struct node *temp ; /* traverse till the end erasing each node */
while ( q != NULL ) { temp = q ; q = q -> link ; free ( temp ) ; /* free the memory occupied by the node */
} return NULL ; }
  
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Reinhart Fischer author of Program to concatenate one linked list at end of another and than to erase all nodes present in the linked list is from Frankfurt, Germany.
 
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