Insertion of an element in a linear array, Data Structure & Algorithms

Assignment Help:

To delete an element in the list at the end, we can delete it without any difficult. But, assume if we desire to delete the element at the straining or middle of the list, then, we ought to rewrite all the elements after the position where the element that ought to be deleted exists. We ought to shift (r+1)th element to rthposition , where 'r' refer for position of deleted element in the list, the (r + 2)th element to (r + 1)th position,  and it will continue till the (n)th element to ( n-1 )th position, where n refer to the number of elements in the list, and after that the count is decremented.

From the above instance, if we desire to delete an element '44' from the list. We ought to shift 55 to the 4th position, 66 to the 5th position, and 77 to the 6th position.

Before deletion

 

Count  1      2         3               4         5           6            7

11

22

33

44

55

66

77

 

Step 1

Count     1       2            3       4               5           6            7

11

22

33

55

55

66

77

 

Step 2

Count     1     2            3          4           5             6            7

11

22

33

55

66

66

77

 

Step 3

Count     1        2         3          4             5            6

11

22

33

55

66

77

 

 


Related Discussions:- Insertion of an element in a linear array

Drawback of sequential file, Following are some of the drawback of sequenti...

Following are some of the drawback of sequential file organisation: Updates are not simply accommodated. By definition, random access is impossible. All records should be

Visual Basic Assignment, When writing a code for a program that basically a...

When writing a code for a program that basically answers Relative Velocity questions how do you go at it? How many conditions should you go through?

Avl tree rotations, AVL trees and the nodes it contains must meet strict ba...

AVL trees and the nodes it contains must meet strict balance requirements to maintain O(log n) search time. These balance restrictions are kept maintained via various rotation func

Stacks, Q. Explain w hat are the stacks? How can we use the stacks  to chec...

Q. Explain w hat are the stacks? How can we use the stacks  to check whether an expression is correctly parentheses or not. For example (()) is well formed but (() or )()( is not w

The complexity ladder, The complexity Ladder: T(n) = O(1). It is ca...

The complexity Ladder: T(n) = O(1). It is called constant growth. T(n) does not raise at all as a function of n, it is a constant. For illustration, array access has this c

Illustrate the intervals in mathematics, Illustrate the intervals in mathem...

Illustrate the intervals in mathematics Carrier set of a Range of T is the set of all sets of values v ∈ T such that for some start value s ∈ T and end value e ∈ T, either s ≤

State the term access restrictions - container, What is Access Restriction...

What is Access Restrictions Structured containers with access restrictions only allow clients to add, remove and examine elements at certain locations in their structure. For

Recursion, differences between direct and indirect recursion

differences between direct and indirect recursion

Explain in detail about the ruby arrays, Explain in detail about the Ruby a...

Explain in detail about the Ruby arrays Ruby arrays have many interesting and powerful methods. Besides indexing operations which go well beyond those discussed above, arrays h

Write Your Message!

Captcha
Free Assignment Quote

Assured A++ Grade

Get guaranteed satisfaction & time on delivery in every assignment order you paid with us! We ensure premium quality solution document along with free turntin report!

All rights reserved! Copyrights ©2019-2020 ExpertsMind IT Educational Pvt Ltd