0% found this document useful (0 votes)
34 views2 pages

Linked List Scenarios

The document outlines various scenarios for implementing singly linked lists, including student records, inventory management, library book lists, employee directories, and order tracking. Each scenario specifies node attributes and operations such as adding, searching, deleting, displaying, and updating records. The operations are designed to manage the respective data efficiently within a linked list structure.

Uploaded by

cindrella23401
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
0% found this document useful (0 votes)
34 views2 pages

Linked List Scenarios

The document outlines various scenarios for implementing singly linked lists, including student records, inventory management, library book lists, employee directories, and order tracking. Each scenario specifies node attributes and operations such as adding, searching, deleting, displaying, and updating records. The operations are designed to manage the respective data efficiently within a linked list structure.

Uploaded by

cindrella23401
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd

Singly Linked List Scenarios

1. Student Records Linked List


Node Attributes: int studentID, string name, int age, float GPA

Scenario: A linked list of student records, where each node represents a student with their
unique attributes.

Operations:

 - Add Node at Rear: Add a new student to the end of the list.
 - Add Node at Front: Add a new student at the start of the list.
 - Add Node at Specific Position: Insert a new student at a specified position.
 - Search: Look for a student by studentID or name.
 - Delete from Front/Rear: Remove the first or last student from the list.
 - Delete Node at Specific Position: Remove a student at a particular position.
 - Delete All Nodes: Clear all student records from the list.
 - Display: Show all student records in the list.
 - Update: Modify student details based on studentID.

2. Inventory Management Linked List


Node Attributes: int itemID, string itemName, int quantity, float price

Scenario: A linked list representing an inventory system, where each node is an item in
stock.

Operations:

 - Add Node at Rear: Add a new item at the end of the list.
 - Add Node at Front: Add a new item at the beginning.
 - Add Node at Specific Position: Insert an item at a specific position in the inventory list.
 - Search: Find an item by itemID or itemName.
 - Delete from Front/Rear: Remove the first or last item in the list.
 - Delete Node at Specific Position: Remove an item from a specific position.
 - Delete All Nodes: Clear all inventory items.
 - Display: Show all inventory items in the list.
 - Update: Modify item details based on itemID.

3. Library Book List


Node Attributes: int bookID, string title, string author, int yearPublished

Scenario: A linked list of books available in a library.

Operations:
 - Add Node at Rear: Add a new book at the end of the list.
 - Add Node at Front: Add a new book at the start of the list.
 - Add Node at Specific Position: Insert a book at a specified position in the list.
 - Search: Look for a book by bookID or title.
 - Delete from Front/Rear: Remove the first or last book from the list.
 - Delete Node at Specific Position: Delete a book at a specific position.
 - Delete All Nodes: Clear all book records from the list.
 - Display: Show all book records in the list.
 - Update: Modify book details based on bookID.

4. Employee Directory Linked List


Node Attributes: int employeeID, string name, string department, float salary

Scenario: A linked list for storing employee records in a company.

Operations:

 - Add Node at Rear: Add a new employee record at the end.


 - Add Node at Front: Add a new employee at the beginning of the directory.
 - Add Node at Specific Position: Insert an employee record at a specified position.
 - Search: Search for an employee by employeeID or name.
 - Delete from Front/Rear: Remove the first or last employee in the list.
 - Delete Node at Specific Position: Remove an employee from a particular position.
 - Delete All Nodes: Clear all employee records from the list.
 - Display: Show all employee records in the list.
 - Update: Modify employee details based on employeeID.

5. Order Tracking Linked List


Node Attributes: int orderID, string customerName, string orderDate, float orderAmount

Scenario: A linked list that tracks orders placed by customers.

Operations:

 - Add Node at Rear: Add a new order to the end of the list.
 - Add Node at Front: Add a new order at the beginning.
 - Add Node at Specific Position: Insert an order at a specific position in the list.
 - Search: Search for an order by orderID or customerName.
 - Delete from Front/Rear: Remove the first or last order from the list.
 - Delete Node at Specific Position: Remove an order from a specified position.
 - Delete All Nodes: Clear all orders from the list.
 - Display: Show all order records in the list.
 - Update: Modify order details based on orderID.

You might also like