Foundational Data Structures

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Foundational Data Structures Chapter 4

Foundational Data Structures 1. Linked List 2. Array

Singly-Linked List

Empty lists

An Implementation

List Elements Class Definition

Linked List Class Definition

List Elements

Default Constructor

Destructor and Purge Member Function

Accessors

First and Last Functions

Prepend

Append

Copy Constructor

Assignment Operator

Extract

Insert After

Insert Before

Dynamic Array

Dynamic Array Definition

Default Constructor

Array Constructor

Copy Constructor

Destructor

Member Variable Accessors

Array Subscripting Operator

Resizing an Array

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