Java #1 - Singly Linked List Tutorial w/ Implementation & Problem Solving - Reversing & Element Find

[@C00l4l1f3]

Finally, a tutorial that can help university students. All the other ones show you how to implement the correct List class, which you can almost never use to solve the uni problems with data structures.

[@Bboyman1150]

Simple print method I added: public void printElements() { Node selected = head; int position = 0; while(selected != null){ System.out.println("Node: '" + selected.element + "' at position " + position + "."); selected = selected.getNext(); position++; } }

[@MegaSzym0n]

Thanks, way more helpful than my professor!

[@pokrova70]

Something I had to clarify for myself: public void reverseList() { if (size

[@fedvgo]

good video. You def need to know some coding to understand this video. it helped me out thanks

[@yousifsalam]

did we use the constructor Node(int e, Node n)? cause I don't believe so.. how do we use it? Say I want to copy a list of integers to this linked list, how do I do that?

[@benammba5370]

great content ,it's helping me alot

[@johnchong9660]

May I know this is list adt implement in linked list?

[@serdashehu]

what does size==0 indicate ? for it to be head=tail, shouldn't the size be 1?

[@itsMunchkin]

How do i save a list to a file?

[@charbelantoinehanna859]

your software on git hub is not present anymore why?

[@SolisPLC]

Looks like the link broke. Here's a new one... github.com/VRomanov89/EEEnthusiast/tree/master/04.%20Java%20Tutorials/JavaTutorials

[@princesssingcol629]

Thank you!!

[@MrMikomi]

Mate it doesn't work using your hands to illustrate stuff. We don't know which side is the front and which the back. Whether left hand side denotes the front or back of a list of items is arbitrary, plus you may or may not have transposed for the benefit of the viewer (your left is our right and vice versa).

[@almahak2174]

This shit is very hard

[@iKostanCom]

It would be better to display some prerequisites before actual coding. I mean you have to have some serious background in terms of programming in order to understand this tutorial...

[@CODINC]

Lol your explanation confused me so much.