Lecture

Implementation of Singly Linked Lists

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Description

This lecture covers the implementation of singly linked lists in Java, focusing on concepts such as nodes, size management, adding, removing, getting elements, and iterators. The instructor explains the structure and functionality of linked lists through code examples.

Instructor

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