Data Structures and Algorithms in Java
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Chapter 3, Problem 25C
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The algorithm to concatenate two singly linked list “L” and “M” into single list “L'” is given below:
Algorithm:
Input: Two singly linked list “L” and “M”.
Output: Concatenate the two singly linked lists into single list “L'”.
Concatenate(L, M):
//Create new node for list "L"
Create a new node "n"
/*Call getHead() method using singly linked list "L" to assign the head of list as "n". */
n = L.getHead();
/*Loop executes until the next node of list is not equal to "null". */
while (n.getNext()!= null)
//Assign next node as "n"
n = n.getNext();
/*Call setNext() method to set the next node as head of singly linked list "M"...
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