Data Structures: Linked List implementation of stacks

See complete series on data structures here:

In this lesson, we have discussed linked list based implementation of stack data structure.

[shadowphotography]

7 year's ago he explained, but still the best explanation

[ChienChiWang]

I'm Taiwanese and thank you for making this video!!
Your videos not only CLEAR but  HAVE SUBTITLES!
It's very helpful for those native language are not English.

[m.mubashar]

A man telling the definition of linked list and explaining it in detail even he taught in his previous Bro!!!

[navneet]

After wasting 2 weeks I finally found a data structures playlist which I needed, LinkedIn Learning, Pluralsight everything failed but YouTube saved me. Thank you!

[mycodeschool]

Thanks Micheal !! We are working hard to get all the videos for you. :)

[amangayakwad]

Finally here....After watching countless YT channels and visiting countless websites .... Finally this is the best explanation that I have ever found...❤️

[WonderingSoccer]

Hi Bro, you make the stack of Linked List very clear and straightforward, like it very much, and I enjoy your accent a lot! Keep up to it!

[namansingh]

this course is 9 years old still the best explanation topic wise and time saving as well as easy to understand.

[jcpfmc]

Thank you so much for your tutorials, they are so clear and visual which helps me understand the concepts!

[Weweerlove]

10 years ago, Really better explanation than 2 hour lecture

[droidwala]

i just saw your stack implementation with Arrays, made my day!

[EpisodeAnon]

Such clarity! This is the answer to our midterms in Data Struct last time. How I wished I watched this video earlier. TT ~TT

[tomasz-rozanski]

You can also reuse IsEmpty() function inside the Pop() function, so instead of:
if (top == NULL)
you could write
if (IsEmpty())

[spikeguy]

Really helpful and well made video. Also, cool accent, reminds me of my Finnish friend :)

[akashdubey.consultant]

wonderful explanation, btw on 07:36 you got to correct sizeof to be just sizeof(struct Node)), please note it may get compiled but you won't be able to loop and print values, i just figured it when i ran into the problem

[gauravdotiyal]

the best explanation of topics in youtube🙌🙌

[ofir]

Much more clear than my professor (and eng is not my first language)
you sir, teach very well and know your job

[Rajyalakshmi]

He explained 10years ago still no one can beat him

[faiselll]

Nice tutorial.
why do use malloc(sizeof(struct node*))?  i thought (struct node*) is a pointer of value 4 byte but our structure (struct node) is ( 4 + 4 ) = 8 bytes . isn't it the allocation is short?
is it enough memory allocated by doing so? thanks  

[bhumipatel]

i hope u will make this type of video again n again.