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Inserting/Adding Elements After The Given Node in The Linked List | Python Program
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Data Structures | Python - Inserting/Adding Elements After The Given Node in The Linked List | Python Program

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In this Python Programming video tutorial you will learn about how to implement Linked List data structure in python in detail. Data structure is a way of storing and organising the data so that it can be accessed effectively. Linked List is a linear data structure made up of chain of nodes in which each node contains a data field and link or reference. To implement Singly Linked List we are using class concepts here. Program: def add_after(self,data,x): n = self.head while n is not None: if x==n.data: break n = n.ref if n is None: print("node is not presesnt in LL") else: new_node = Node(data) new_node.ref = n.ref n.ref = new_node #DataStructures #PythonPrograms #LinkedList For more free tutorials on computer programming http://www.facebook.com/AmulsAcademy twitter.com/AmulsAcademy

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