The Missing Link: Why Are Linked Lists Useful in Software?

Written by Swordfish | Published 2020/11/13
Tech Story Tags: software-development | linked-lists | data-structures | linked-data | tutorial | data | coding | learning-to-code

TLDR The Missing Link: Why Are Linked Lists useful in software? The concept of a Linked List has at least two things: It has a belongings (data) it has pointers to other storage units (next) It can tell us were the next storage unit (doubly linked lists have a map to the previous storage unit as well) There are many ways to implement this but lets code it out in ruby. We have a class StorageUnit which we will use as a node in our linked list. To be a true linked list each unit will have to know about the next unit.via the TL;DR App

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Written by Swordfish | JS, React, Redux, Ruby, Rails, SQL, Python
Published by HackerNoon on 2020/11/13