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Lists: array implementation list_size = 5 lst Obj 1Obj 2Obj 3Obj 4Obj 5

Lists: array implementation delete object 2 list_size = 5 lst Obj 1Obj 2Obj 3Obj 4Obj 5

Lists: array implementation delete object 2 list_size = 5 lst Obj 1Obj 2Obj 3Obj 4Obj 5

Lists: array implementation delete object 2 list_size = 5 lst Obj 1Obj 2Obj 3Obj 4Obj 5

Lists: array implementation delete object 2 list_size = 5 lst Obj 1Obj 3Obj 4Obj 5 tmp

Lists: array implementation delete object 2 list_size = 5 lst Obj 1 Obj 3Obj 4Obj 5 tmp

Lists: array implementation delete object 2 list_size = 5 lst Obj 1Obj 3 Obj 4Obj 5 tmp

Lists: array implementation delete object 2 list_size = 5 lst Obj 1Obj 3Obj 4 Obj 5 tmp

Lists: array implementation delete object 2 list_size = 5 lst Obj 1Obj 3Obj 4Obj 5 tmp

Lists: array implementation delete object 2 list_size = 4 Obj 1Obj 3Obj 4Obj 5 lst

Lists: array implementation insert object 2 list_size = 4 Obj 1Obj 3Obj 4Obj 5 lst Obj 2 object

Lists: array implementation insert object 2 list_size = 4 Obj 1Obj 3Obj 4Obj 5 lst tmp Obj 2 object

Lists: array implementation insert object 2 list_size = 4 Obj 1Obj 3Obj 4Obj 5 lst tmp Obj 2 object

Lists: array implementation insert object 2 list_size = 4 Obj 1Obj 3Obj 4Obj 5 lst tmp Obj 2 object

Lists: array implementation insert object 2 list_size = 4 Obj 1Obj 3Obj 4Obj 5 lst tmp Obj 2 object

Lists: array implementation insert object 2 list_size = 4 Obj 1Obj 3Obj 4Obj 5 lst tmp Obj 2 object

Lists: array implementation insert object 2 list_size = 4 Obj 1Obj 3Obj 4Obj 5 lst tmp Obj 2 object

Lists: array implementation insert object 2 list_size = 5 Obj 1Obj 3Obj 4Obj 5 lst Obj 2 object

Lists: array implementation – wrap around.head.tail Pointers head and tail always point to the first empty slot before or after elements in the list. Thus, initially they point to the same slot, say 0.

Lists: array implementation – wrap around.head.tail Pointers head and tail always point to the first empty slot before or after elements in the list. Thus, initially they point to the same slot, say 0. 1

Lists: array implementation – wrap around.head.tail Pointers head and tail always point to the first empty slot before or after elements in the list. Thus, initially they point to the same slot, say

Lists: array implementation – wrap around.head.tail Pointers head and tail always point to the first empty slot before or after elements in the list. Thus, initially they point to the same slot, say

Lists: array implementation – wrap around.head.tail Pointers head and tail always point to the first empty slot before or after elements in the list. Thus, initially they point to the same slot, say

Lists: array implementation – wrap around.head.tail Pointers head and tail always point to the first empty slot before or after elements in the list. Thus, initially they point to the same slot, say

Lists: array implementation – wrap around.head.tail Pointers head and tail always point to the first empty slot before or after elements in the list. Thus, initially they point to the same slot, say

Lists: array implementation – wrap around.head.tail Pointers head and tail always point to the first empty slot before or after elements in the list. Thus, initially they point to the same slot, say Remove 3

Lists: array implementation – wrap around.head.tail Pointers head and tail always point to the first empty slot before or after elements in the list. Thus, initially they point to the same slot, say Remove 3

Lists: array implementation – wrap around.head.tail Pointers head and tail always point to the first empty slot before or after elements in the list. Thus, initially they point to the same slot, say Remove 3

Lists: array implementation – wrap around.head.tail Pointers head and tail always point to the first empty slot before or after elements in the list. Thus, initially they point to the same slot, say Remove 3

Lists: array implementation – wrap around.head.tail Pointers head and tail always point to the first empty slot before or after elements in the list. Thus, initially they point to the same slot, say Remove 3

Lists: array implementation – wrap around.head.tail Pointers head and tail always point to the first empty slot before or after elements in the list. Thus, initially they point to the same slot, say Remove 3

Lists: array implementation – wrap around.head.tail Pointers head and tail always point to the first empty slot before or after elements in the list. Thus, initially they point to the same slot, say Remove 3

Lists: array implementation – wrap around.head.tail Pointers head and tail always point to the first empty slot before or after elements in the list. Thus, initially they point to the same slot, say Remove 3