Below is another example about linked list implementation using C++ language. In this source code there are three basic operation described, those are insertion, deletion and show the nodes inside the linked list. You are recommended to modify some unpractical part of the code, one of it is insertion part. The insertion part will be better if you use an iteration to make it more efficient. Thanks for visiting :)
#include "iostream.h"
#include "string.h"
struct node{
char name [20];
int distance; //data
struct node *next;//pointer to point to the next node
};
typedef node * nodeptr;
void insert(nodeptr &head, int data, char nama []){
nodeptr temp;
temp=new node;
temp->distance=data;
strcpy(temp->name,nama);
temp->next=NULL;
if (head==NULL)
head=temp;
else{
temp->next=head;
head=temp;
}
};
char * delnode(nodeptr &head){
nodeptr temp;
char hold[20];
if (head!=NULL) {
temp=head;
strcpy(hold,temp->name);
head=temp->next;
delete temp;
return hold;}
else{
cout<<"Link list is empty"<<endl; return(0);}
}
void main()
{ nodeptr head=NULL, ptr;
int jarak;
char kota [20];
insert(head, 15, "surabaya");
insert(head, 12, "mojokerto");
insert(head, 23, "lamongan");
cout<>kota;
cout<>jarak;
insert(head,jarak,kota);
//show the begining
for(ptr=head; ptr!=NULL; ptr=ptr->next)
cout<distance<<" "<name<<endl;
//delete the front node
strcpy(kota,delnode(head));
cout<<"deleted = " <<kota<next)
cout<distance<<" "<name<<endl;
}