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Encyclopedia > Node (computer science)

A node is a basic unit used to build data structures, such as linked lists and tree data structures. Nodes contain data and/or links to other nodes. Links between nodes are often implemented by pointers or references.


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CS 1622 (Winter 1998-1999) Lab 8 (879 words)
The type of this field is a pointer to the same structure and is used to point to the next record in the linked list, or NULL if the node is the last one in the list.
When a node is inserted into an empty list it becomes the head (or first element) of the list and its next field is set to NULL.
Step 2: create a node that stores the value 6.0 and insert it after the node that stores 3.0 (thus maintaining the list is sorted order).
Computer Science (2529 words)
The Department of Computer Science is a community of faculty staff and students, centered in the computer science disciplines.
The Department of Computer Science is dedicated to providing the highest quality education possible to its graduate and undergraduate students through excellence in teaching and excellence in research.
[COSC 1300] This is a computer literacy course.
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