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Chapter 18: Linked Lists

Chapter 18: Linked Lists. 18.1. Introduction to the Linked List ADT. null. list head. Introduction to the Linked List ADT. Linked list : set of data structures ( nodes ) that contain references to other data structures. newNode. list head. null. Introduction to the Linked List ADT.

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Chapter 17: Linked Lists

Chapter 17: Linked Lists. 17.1. Introduction to the Linked List ADT. NULL. list head. Introduction to the Linked List ADT. Linked list : set of data structures ( nodes ) that contain references to other data structures. newNode. list head. NULL. Introduction to the Linked List ADT.

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Data Structure

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Linked List

Linked List. List. A list refers to a sequence of data items Example: An array The array index is used for accessing and manipulation of array elements Problems with arrays The array size has to be specified at the beginning (at least during dynamic allocation)

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Prefetching Using a Global History Buffer

Prefetching Using a Global History Buffer. Kyle J. Nesbit and James E. Smith. Outline. Motivation Related Work Global History Buffer Prefetching Results Conclusion. Motivation. D-Cache misses to main memory are of increasing importance

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CS1501 Presentations

CS1501 Presentations Binary Search Trees Trees A tree is an abstract data structure consisting of nodes and pointers. Rooted Trees A rooted tree is a tree with one node designated as the root node. Binary Trees

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Linked lists

Linked lists. November 12, 2012. Concepts of linked lists. An array is an example of a list One major problem with the arrays is that the size of an array must be specified at the beginning. A different way to represent data is linked list. structure 1. structure 2. structure 3. item.

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Introduction to Computer Systems

Introduction to Computer Systems. Department of Computer Science and Information Systems Lecturer: Steve Maybank sjmaybank@dcs.bbk.ac.uk Spring 2019 Week 7a: Pointers and Linked Lists. Review: Arrays. An array is a block of values of the same type Eg. A 2D array of size 5x5.

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Leveling the Playing Field for Students with Physical Impairments

Leveling the Playing Field for Students with Physical Impairments. Using Technology as a Tool to Ensure Success for All Students. Universal Design. American with Disabilities Act (ADA) requires that public facilities be accessible (1990)

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Tutorial 5 Linked List Variations, Stack, & Queue

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Tutorial 5 Stack & Queue, Midtest

Tutorial 5 Stack & Queue, Midtest. Stack. Last In First Out (LIFO) Stack implemented using Array with top pointer http://www2.latech.edu/~box/ds/Stack/Stack.html Stack implemented using Single Link List with head pointer Probably the best implementation to date?

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Tutorial 5 Stack & Queue, Midtest

Tutorial 5 Stack & Queue, Midtest. Stack. Last In First Out (LIFO) Stack implemented using Array with top pointer http://www2.latech.edu/~box/ds/Stack/Stack.html Stack implemented using Single Link List with head pointer Probably the best implementation to date?

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Non-Uniform Memory Access Computers (NUMA)

Non-Uniform Memory Access Computers (NUMA). Cache-Coherent NUMA Computers. Scalable machine, like CRAY T3E, disable caching of remote addresses. Every access goes over the network or Programmer responsible to keep copies coherent.

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CS 302 Data Structures

CS 302 Data Structures. Linked Lists. Preliminaries. A Node: Several nodes linked together. Preliminaries. A head pointer to the first node. Time for some code:. // Programming exercise 2 void moveToBeginning () throw ( logic_error ); // Programming exercise 3

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