Fig. 13.1 Storage of a C program. Fig. 13.2 Memory allocation with malloc.

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Fig Storage of a C program

Fig Memory allocation with malloc

Fig Reallocation and release of memory space

Fig A linked list

Fig Insertion into and deletion from a linked list

Fig Different types of linked lists

(Contd.)

Fig Creating a linear linked list

Fig A function for inserting an item into a linked list

Fig A function for deleting an item from linked list

Fig Application of linked lists

(Contd.)

Fig Inserting a number in a sorted linked list

(Contd.)

Fig Creation of sorted list from a given list of numbers