Represent a Singly Linked List in Java | Data Structures & Algorithms

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The course covers in and outs of Data Structures and Algorithms in Java. Java is used as the programming language in the course. Students familiar with Javascript, Python, C#, C++, C, etc will also get to learn concepts without any difficulty. The implementation of various Algorithms and Data Structures have been demonstrated and implemented through animated slides. It covers many interview room questions on Algorithms and Data Structures. The questions and solutions are demonstrated by -

1. Animated slide. (To make visualization of algorithms faster)
2. Coding algorithm on IDE.

The course covers topics such as -
0. Algorithm Analysis
1. Arrays
2. Matrix
3. Singly Linked List
4. Doubly Linked List
5. Circular Singly Linked List
6. Stacks
7. Queues
8. Binary Tree
9. Binary Search Tree
10. Graphs
11. Priority Queues and Heaps
12. Recursion
13. Searching
14. Sorting
15. Strings
16. Trie Data Structure
17. Dynamic Programming
and many more ...

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[samhitasegar]

This is the best tutorials for any basic learners, who are planning to learn about ds and algo. I would definitely recommend for someone who is starting from basic and also for brushing up basic skills.

[hargunsinghsuri]

Applause to you. I have gone through various tutorial but this is it. The way you started and end the series was really amazing each and every aspect of linked list is covered, further looking tutorial on implementation of stack, generics and other D.S implementations. Again Thanks a lot for providing such a great tutorial. : ). you earned my subscription.

[BensonMpapa]

very simple and well explained. Thanks a million

[deepakjava]

you are amazing dude. Thanks for the beautiful tutorials;

[udendranmudaliyar]

well done Sir ! keep posting more videos

[soumyakantibanerjee_]

Your real voice is much better than this stuff!great work..very helpful🥰

[yjlyu]

Hi Dinesh, thank you for sharing! could you please explain why we use static for the ListNode class?

[PavanKumar-gzeb]

Please add advanced data structures tutorials too.. i have enrolled to the above link ..please explain concepts on AVL and Back Tracking and Dynamic programs and Divide and conquer and B tree and Red Black tree. I am waiting for them too.so that i can enroll for this course too.Please

[gustavobertolino]

Just put it at 1.25 speed and this robot voice flows very well

[aanchalkhandelwal]

Great videos :) Post some videos on hash table ?

[amanmishra-vthk]

I have doubt here we didn't provide the reference of first node to head??? Is it right?we should provide the reference

[akashkumar-ntlw]

Sir I want to learn string in data structure using java so pls suggest me and resource provide where I learn more topic in data structure using

[satyendragupta]

why you create an inner class? please explain...

[sachinbhalla]

sir please upload videos on BFS, Dfs and bactracking algo

[amitkumargond]

Hello
Dear sir we have requested to you
Please upload please on graph
The group of colleges friends we are looking to
That would be more appropriate

[jasonklee]

I'm a bit confused about using the class name to create a listNode object.

[deeproy]

would be better if you give your voice over...just a suggestion

[akadeadahot]

bhaii yeh robot ki awwaj ko sunnn kar nind anne lagi hai sirji iska kuch solution batayo koyiiii

[MrJosejohny]

Please use real voice. Learning sessions are good.

[samhitasegar]

sir please upload videos on BFS, Dfs and bactracking algo