Singly Linked List Explained | Linked List Implelemtation In C | C For Beginners | Simplilearn

This video is based on Singly Linked List Explains in C programming language. The C Tutorial will briefly help beginners with a theoretical explanation of the algorithm, Linked List Implelemtation In C, pseudo code, and program about the working and implementation of Singly Linked List. The tutorial will cover the following.

✅ 00:00:00 -Introduction to SIngly Linked List

✅0:49-What is a singly linked list?
A singly linked list is a collection of data called nodes, where each node is divided into two parts to store data and address. Every node in a linked list is connected with the other through a pointer that points to the address of the next node.

✅1:37-Singly-linked list memory representation or implementation.
✅2:56-Syntax and example of Singly Linked List

✅5:22-Operations on Singly Linked List with an example for each.
-insertion operation
-deletion operation
-traversal operation

✅5:39-Insertion operation of Singly Linked List
Under insertion operation, we have insertion at the beginning- so basically, we insert the element at the beginning of the element list,
Next, insertion at the end means it inserts the element at the end of the element list
and lastly, insertion after a specified node, which means it inserts the element after some specified node.

✅9:18-Deletion operation of Singly Linked List
Delete from the beginning, from the end, and after a specific node.

✅10:54-Traversal operation of Singly Linked List
In this operation, we visit each node at least once, maybe to display all the data elements or perform operations on it.

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