C Programming Language - Dynamicdatastructures

Bilgisayar Mhendislii Blm
Computer Programming
Dynamic Data Structures
GIT Computer Engineering Department
Comparison of Pointer and Nonpointer Variables
Pointers as Output Parameters
Dynamic Memory Allocation
Figure 14.3 Data Area of a Function with Three Pointer-Type Local Variables
Figure 14.4 Dynamic Allocation of Variables for an int, a char, and a FiveComponent planet_t Structure
Figure 14.5 Assignment of Values to Dynamically Allocated Variables
Figure 14.6 Referencing Components of a Dynamically Allocated Structure
Figure 14.7 Allocation of Arrays with calloc
Figure 14.7 Allocation of Arrays with calloc (contd)
Figure 14.8 Stack and Heap After Program Fragment in Fig. 14.7
Figure 14.9 Multiple Pointers to a Cell in the Heap
Linked Lists
Figure 14.10 Childrens Pop Beads in a Chain
Figure 14.11 Multiple Pointers to the Same Structure
Figure 14.12 Linking Two Nodes
Figure 14.13 Three-Node Linked List with Undefined Final Pointer
Figure 14.14 Three-Element Linked List Accessed Through n1_p
Figure 14.15 Linked List After an Insertion
Figure 14.16 Linked List After a Deletion
Figure 14.17 Function print_list
Figure 14.18 Comparison of Recursive and Iterative List Printing
Figure 14.19 Update of ListTraversing Loop Control Variable
Figure 14.20 Recursive Function get_list
Figure 14.21 Iterative Function get_list
Figure 14.22 Function search
Stack
Figure 14.23 Linked List Representation of Stacks
Figure 14.24 Structure Types for a Linked List Implementation of a Stack
Figure 14.25 Stack Manipulation with Functions push and pop
Figure 14.25 Stack Manipulatio n with Functions push and pop (contd)
Figure 14.25 Stack Manipulation with Functions push and pop (contd)
Figure 14.26 Structure Types for a Linked List Implementation of a Queue
Queue
Figure 14.27 A Queue of Passengers in a Ticket Line
Figure 14.28 Creating and Maintaining a Queue
Figure 14.28 Creating and Maintaining a Queue (contd)
Figure 14.29 Functions add_to_q and remove_from_q
Figure 14.29 Functions add_to_q and remove_from_q (contd)
g 14.30 Addition of One Passenger to a Queue
Figure 14.31 Removal of One Passenger from a Queue
Case Study: Ordered Lists
Figure 14.32 Building an Ordered List through Insertions and Deletions
Figure 14.32 Building an Ordered List through Insertions and Deletions (contd)
Figure 14.32 Building an Ordered List through Insertions and Deletions (contd)
Figure 14.33 Cases for Recursive Function insert_in_order
14.34 Function insert and Recursive Function insert_in_or der
Figure 14.35 Iterative Function delete
Figure 14.36 Function delete Using Recursive Helper Function
g 14.37 Recursive Helper Function delete_orde red_node
Binary Search Trees
Figure 14.38 Binary Trees
Figure 14.39 Binary Tree Search for 42
Figure 14.40 Building a Binary Search Tree
Figure 14.41 Creating a Binary Search Tree
Figure 14.41 Creating a Binary Search Tree (contd)
Figure 14.41 Creating a Binary Search Tree (contd)

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Bilgisayar Mhendislii Blm

Dynamic Data Structures

GIT Computer Engineering Department

Comparison of Pointer and Nonpointer Variables

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Pointers as Output Parameters

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Dynamic Memory Allocation

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Figure 14.5 Assignment of Values to Dynamically Allocated Variables

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Figure 14.6 Referencing Components of a Dynamically Allocated Structure

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Figure 14.7 Allocation of Arrays with calloc

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Figure 14.7 Allocation of Arrays with calloc (contd)

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Figure 14.9 Multiple Pointers to a Cell in the Heap

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Figure 14.10 Childrens Pop Beads in a Chain

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Figure 14.11 Multiple Pointers to the Same Structure

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Figure 14.12 Linking Two Nodes

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Figure 14.13 Three-Node Linked List with Undefined Final Pointer

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Figure 14.14 Three-Element Linked List Accessed Through n1_p

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Figure 14.15 Linked List After an Insertion

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Figure 14.16 Linked List After a Deletion

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Figure 14.17 Function print_list

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Figure 14.18 Comparison of Recursive and Iterative List Printing

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Figure 14.19 Update of ListTraversing Loop Control Variable