Neoweb4u
Neoweb4u|Code for LinkedList in Java Full playlist of Information Construction Utilizing Java : https://goo.gl/3eQAYB LinkedList utilizing C++ in Hindi : https://goo.gl/Ybo5me Code …
supply
15
Oct
neoweb4u|Web site Developer I Advertising I Social Media Advertising I Content material Creators I Branding Creators I Administration I System Resolution|#5 Linked Checklist Implementation in Java Half 1 | Information Buildings
divya addakula
very good explanation thank you sir
jangam mohan kalyan
your Concept dealing is good and you go like a jet speed some of the main points will not be catched by the viewers ,so please make sure give your classes some what slowly ,Thank you
It's_ Joel
Sir meru great sir..
ASHISH BURNWAL
you can use while(node!=null) in show function to print all the values( including the last node) as node is referencing the node itself , just checked by printing the value of node.
Atharva Suryawanshi
25 min saved an hour
Digvijay Yamagekar
thank you very much for such a detailed explanation of node
Christian Prince Ranara
This guy is like a rapper, almost Eminem LOL. But to you I understand the concept, keep it up.
Asmara love
BEAUTIFUL VALUES
Debasish Biswas
@Telusko – Thanks for the video. In the same implementation , I wrote my own sort method in linked list. Thanks again. Here is the below
void sort() {
Node n1 = head;
while(n1.next!=null) {
//System.out.println("In first loop");
Node n2=n1;
Node n4=n1;
while(n4.next!=null) {
//System.out.println("In second loop");
Node n3=n4.next;
int val=n3.data;
if(n2.data>n3.data) {
n3.data=n2.data;
n2.data=val;
}
n4=n4.next;
}
n1=n1.next;
}
Abhishek Kumar
Thank you Sir 🙏
SANI GOPICHAND
Worst explanation I have ever seen
shadab malik Shah
Dear Naveen ,
why did you stop this amazing, wonderful series if possible please give us full dsa course in one video like core java,spring,spring boot,rest,hibernate….. And much more……I am grateful for all that yoy provide….stay safe stay blessed, stay being alien
Daniel Segura
your cursor is really hard to see and is hard to follow along when you are pointing at something with the unseen cursor . other than that is a great video i learned a lot from this keep it up!
Arijit Malakar
I think I have to watch it atleast 3times to totally understand the implementation part….but tbh this video is awesome!
DWC
Yes, very helpful. I couldn't have gotten through my assignments otherwise. thanks
Shruti Kumari
simple explanation but best!!!
_Appasionato_
Hi. Why you haven't mentioned the previous node value because it consists not only of node value and next value. It needs also previous node value. How I can implement it in your explanation? Thanks
Sanchit Jain
Great explanation sir ❤️
som xai
thanks this video made my 2 week for learning how to implement the LinkedList in to just 1 hour
kabir baghel
did he just call me an alien
Debarghya Deb
How can u do it in 2 different classes and access the variables of another class
Debarghya Deb
I am not understanding .why are u doing the program in 2 different classes .the object n that u created is not explained
santosh kumar
crystal clear explanation,kudos sir
Chris R
Very helpful
Dafda Ravi
Plz Sir Continue this playlist I request you… 🙂
Jarupula Prem kumar
18:02 use while(node != null)
Money Rules
You just use while(node != null) in the show method it's done! Good explanation though !
Superman21986
This teacher is very clear, I like his style and I can understand what he says, his accent is very pleasant and he has a good mic!..
Ambrin Saba
Or we can use do while loop to show all value of node instead of writing outside while it's better to use do while loop.
Rama Krishnan
Waav ! you are using Netbeans for Professional and Eclipse for Tutorial. I have noticed Naveen Reddy bro :D:D Yet I love the way you teach.
Ankesh Raj
I was searching this information in java but I didn't find it anywhere.. This is exactly what I was looking for !!
Naren
In the show() method, to print the last element, you can change the condition in the while loop to "while(node != null)"
Godwin chalz
you are a gem
Rajeeb Nayak
Nice video man … Thank you. Also in the show(), we can write (node!=null) instead of (node.next!=null) in that way we don't need to write an extra line of SOP for the last element to get printed.
Meryem abbassi
by far the best explanation on the internet
Anitha rednam
Thanks a lot,for clear explanation