Program of insertion of an element in list, Data Structure & Algorithms

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Program will demonstrate the insertion of an element at desired position

/* Inserting an element into contiguous list (Linear Array) at particular position */

/* contiguous_list.C */

# include

/* definition of linear list */

typedefstruct

{

}list;

int data[10];

int count;

/*prototypes of functions */ void insert(list *, int, int); void create(list *);

 

void traverse(list *);

/* Definition of the insert funtion */

void insert(list *start, int position, int element)

{

int temp = start->count;

while( temp >= position)

{

start->data[temp+1] = start->data[temp];

temp --;

}

start->data[position] = element;

start->count++ ;

}

/* definition of the create function to READ data values in the list */

void create(list *start)

{

inti=0, test=1;

while(test)

{

fflush(stdin);

printf("\n input value for: %d:(zero to come out) ", i);

scanf("%d", &start->data[i]);

if(start->data[i] == 0)

test=0;

else

}

i++;

start->count=i;

}

/* OUTPUT FUNCTION TO PRINT ON THE CONSOLE */

void traverse(list *start)

{

inti;

for(i = 0; i< start->count; i++)

{

printf("\n Value at the position: %d: %d ", i, start->data[i]);

}

}

/* main function */

void main( )

{

int position, element;

list l;

create(&l);

printf("\n Entered list as:\n");

fflush(stdin);

traverse(&l);

fflush(stdin);

printf("\n input the position where youdesire to insert new item:");

scanf("%d", &position);

fflush(stdin);

printf("\n input value for desired position:");

scanf("%d", &element); insert(&l, position, element); traverse(&l);

}


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