Deletion in Doubly Linked List After The Specified Node

by Online Tutorials Library July 22, 2022

Deletion in doubly linked list after the specified node

In order to delete the node after the specified data, we need to perform the following steps.

Copy the head pointer into a temporary pointer temp.

Traverse the list until we find the desired data value.

Check if this is the last node of the list. If it is so then we can’t perform deletion.

Check if the node which is to be deleted, is the last node of the list, if it so then we have to make the next pointer of this node point to null so that it can be the new last node of the list.

Otherwise, make the pointer ptr point to the node which is to be deleted. Make the next of temp point to the next of ptr. Make the previous of next node of ptr point to temp. free the ptr.

  ptr = temp -> next;  temp -> next = ptr -> next;  ptr -> next -> prev = temp;  free(ptr);  

Algorithm

Step 1: IF HEAD = NULL

   &nbspWrite UNDERFLOW
  &nbspGo to Step 9
  [END OF IF]

Step 2: SET TEMP = HEAD
Step 3: Repeat Step 4 while TEMP -> DATA != ITEM
Step 4: SET TEMP = TEMP -> NEXT

[END OF LOOP]

Step 5: SET PTR = TEMP -> NEXT
Step 6: SET TEMP -> NEXT = PTR -> NEXT
Step 7: SET PTR -> NEXT -> PREV = TEMP
Step 8: FREE PTR
Step 9: EXIT

C Function

  #include<stdio.h>  #include<stdlib.h>  void create(int);  void delete_specified();  struct node  {  int data;  struct node *next;  struct node *prev;  };  struct node *head;  void main ()  {  int choice,item;  do   {  printf(“1.Append Listn2.Delete noden3.Exitn4.Enter your choice?”);  scanf(“%d”,&choice);  switch(choice)  {  case 1:  printf(“nEnter the itemn”);  scanf(“%d”,&item);  create(item);  break;   case 2:  delete_specified();  break;   case 3:  exit(0);  break;  default:  printf(“nPlease enter valid choicen”);  }    }while(choice != 3);  }  void create(int item)  {     struct node *ptr = (struct node *)malloc(sizeof(struct node));     if(ptr == NULL)     {         printf(“nOVERFLOWn”);     }     else     {                 if(head==NULL)     {         ptr->next = NULL;         ptr->prev=NULL;         ptr->data=item;         head=ptr;     }     else      {         ptr->data=item;         ptr->prev=NULL;         ptr->next = head;         head->prev=ptr;         head=ptr;     }  printf(“nNode Insertedn”);  }       }  void delete_specified( )  {  struct node *ptr, *temp;   int val;   printf(“Enter the value”);  scanf(“%d”,&val);  temp = head;  while(temp -> data != val)  temp = temp -> next;  if(temp -> next == NULL)  {  printf(“nCan’t deleten”);  }  else if(temp -> next -> next == NULL)  {  temp ->next = NULL;  printf(“nNode Deletedn”);  }  else  {   ptr = temp -> next;  temp -> next = ptr -> next;  ptr -> next -> prev = temp;  free(ptr);  printf(“nNode Deletedn”);  }  }  

Output

1.Append List  2.Delete node  3.Exit  4.Enter your choice?1    Enter the item  12    Node Inserted  1.Append List  2.Delete node  3.Exit  4.Enter your choice?1    Enter the item  23    Node Inserted  1.Append List  2.Delete node  3.Exit  4.Enter your choice?1    Enter the item  34    Node Inserted  1.Append List  2.Delete node  3.Exit  4.Enter your choice?2  Enter the value23    Node Deleted

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