January 2025
Intermediate to advanced
752 pages
17h
English
16.1 Dynamic Memory Allocation
16.2 Memory Models
16.3 Memory Allocation Functions
16.4 List
16.5 Traversal of a List
16.6 Searching and Retrieving an Element
16.7 Predecessor and Successor
16.8 Insertion
16.9 Linked Lists
16.10 Linked List with and without Header
For the execution of a program, it is essential to bring the program in the main memory. When a program does not fit into the main memory, parts of it are brought into the main memory one by one and the full program is executed eventually. Of course, the parts of program which are not currently in main memory are resident either at secondary memory such as floppy or hard disk or at ...
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