this is probably the best way someone on the internet has explained the topic.first give foundational concepts of the topic,second drawing it out and then showing the code implementations. i will recommend this playlist to the class i teach. thanks alot .
@@mayurmahajan22 Until you don't know how objects are getting created, how they have referred the basic syntax and all the basic stuff, that would be hard to learn, or you can work harder and can learn both of them together.
@@right4you915 node next is the address which is pointing to the next node... Say you are a linked list you have tow hands, left hand you hare holding a cake, in second hand you are holding a piece of ppr which have the name of your frnd who is holding candles, then your frnd who is holding candles, is holding candles for sure and another piece of ppr which have the name of the frnd who's birthday this is... So you are the head node, your right hand is node next, your scnd frnd is node, who's right hand is node next. 😌😌😌 Hope this explain the working of linked list.
this is for all the college professors out there, this is how you teach, this 20 mins video was more helpful than two 1:30 hr classes. This is the best way I have seen someone explaining linked lists to me
I'm kind of a Professor :P But I totally agree with you on this. This way of explaining... with code + examples... is a whole lot better and supposedly students could understand this faster.... BUT! It must also be coupled with the student wanting to learn this stuff :) Anyhow... this is a good tutorial for LL :) Good job!
My interviewer asked to implement Link List. I watched this video before one day of interview date at night. I implemented successfully in first attempt. Now he asked me to sort it. I tried but failed. But he didn't rejected me. Keep in mind learn Link List sorting also. Thank You Telusko
Guys, I have made 4 general attempts to watch and understand this stuff. I didn't count endless flashbacks within the video itself for 10-20 seconds. The author is right - you might make several attempts, to get it all right. Gratitude to the author for such a great work!
To display the values, you can use while(node!=null){ System.out.println(node.data); node = node.next; } that way you don't need to use the second print statement. Awesome videos, really helpful.
Well I was about to write this amazing comment, actually this is put account that he was teaching and as well as programming, so he had to change the whole concept, that would lead chaos in learners mind, that is why after figuring whole error out, he chose easy way to solve it. On the other hand the person who made the comment follow a great convention in coding that is to avoid as much as possible to simply not write same code statement again and again. Thanks for reading.
Absolutely amazing. The best explanation of a linked list I have ever seen hands down. The use of the whiteboard whilst running the debugger is genius!
wow! you made it so easy to understand. I've been trying to understand linkedlist creation for about a week now no avail, but just your one video make me grasp it all. thanks a lot
Great explanation !!! I really wanna say I was not getting how to approach linkedlist but after watching telusko videos i got it .... I also watched apni kaksha and some other channels but they are not explanaing well and here all my concept become clear. Thank you sir ,!!!
15:00 i watched it at 0.5 speed and still couldn't figure it out what he was talking about. Then i asked chatgpt to summarize every line, in "tabular form" Now i understand every single line. Guys try it. It's insane.
Thank you so much for this - I have been following other tutorials online to learn more about data structures and algorithms, however this is the first one that really explained what was going on. Great work!
I could not understand anything wat i have learnt back in my university for whole semester but this video is doing great, i just understood the whole damn concept within 20 minutes ...... thank you
This is the best tutorial for this topic. Thank you so much for helping me and I have watched countless tutorials on it but I just can't seem to grasp the concept clearly, but u helped me. Thank you so much for the explanation!! Have a great day!
Very nice video. You explained it so well that I was able to print all the values of my linked list before you notice the small mistake you made in the code. Happy to discover Telusko.
Its a relief that object oriented was invented, carrying reference to the pointers was always a difficult part in the school. Thanks for the brilliant explanation Sir.
even after watching many videos i couldn't quite understand the concept. but your video was great. i can write up code without having to look at google again. Thanks a lot :)
Hello Sir Navin Reddy garu, All of Your videos are awesome Sir, I'm thankful to you, we all are, actually. And one thing is, while printing the elements, in while loop, instead of checking the condition while(node.next != null), it would be more meaningful to check the condition while(node !=null) so that, we can print the elements irrespective of the last node which is obviously null. instead of while(currentNode.next != null) { System.out.print(currentNode.data + " "); currentNode= currentNode.next; } below looks more good: while(currentNode!= null) { System.out.print(currentNode.data + " "); currentNode= currentNode.next; } . Love You Sir...
I had been trying to find a good explanation of the implementation of a linked list for 3 hours. But At last, I found this video. Why didn't I see this video first? I can't tell how helpful is this video for me.
you can use while(node!=null) in show function to print all the values( including the last node) as node is referencing the node itself , just checked by printing the value of node.
Coming from c++ and realizing everything in java is an object, or a class with a bunch of methods is weird, but, not having to remember -> and * and & for memory is beautiful lol. Java really makes OOP much more understandable
Thank you very much for this thorough walk-through. I understood the concept of Linked list but was stuck at implementing it and your video helped understand it very clearly. hands-on approach is always the best way to retain a concept. Although I was searching for implementation of LL in Javascript, I was able to write it on my own since I saw how it is done in Java.
Give your attention here i have been asked to implement a List on a interview and you have only paper its a important topic in my opinion. Great explanation btw try to implement insertAt() by yourself before you see it. Also they ask if you can make it for all types of data without using generics you simply put the field in Node class from (int value, double value) etc to Object value; and you can take all kind of data then.
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this is probably the best way someone on the internet has explained the topic.first give foundational concepts of the topic,second drawing it out and then showing the code implementations. i will recommend this playlist to the class i teach. thanks alot .
lol are you the guy who invented blockchain?
Is here anyone to explain me. i am a beginner in java. Can i complete data structure of java i mean this course before core java??
@@mayurmahajan22 Until you don't know how objects are getting created, how they have referred the basic syntax and all the basic stuff, that would be hard to learn, or you can work harder and can learn both of them together.
@@vivekdubey2270 Hello can you help me
I have question that what is Node next ;
@@right4you915 node next is the address which is pointing to the next node... Say you are a linked list you have tow hands, left hand you hare holding a cake, in second hand you are holding a piece of ppr which have the name of your frnd who is holding candles, then your frnd who is holding candles, is holding candles for sure and another piece of ppr which have the name of the frnd who's birthday this is...
So you are the head node, your right hand is node next, your scnd frnd is node, who's right hand is node next.
😌😌😌 Hope this explain the working of linked list.
this is for all the college professors out there, this is how you teach, this 20 mins video was more helpful than two 1:30 hr classes. This is the best way I have seen someone explaining linked lists to me
I had a four hour class about it. I learned much more from this video.
@Shay Treadwell Yes, I did. It was mostly a lot of different examples.
I'm kind of a Professor :P But I totally agree with you on this. This way of explaining... with code + examples... is a whole lot better and supposedly students could understand this faster.... BUT! It must also be coupled with the student wanting to learn this stuff :) Anyhow... this is a good tutorial for LL :) Good job!
My interviewer asked to implement Link List.
I watched this video before one day of interview date at night.
I implemented successfully in first attempt.
Now he asked me to sort it.
I tried but failed.
But he didn't rejected me.
Keep in mind learn Link List sorting also.
Thank You Telusko
Where did you interview ?
@@mathewa3531 Infosys power programmer
@@mysteriousloop1377 I'm curious, did you try to sort it? or did you just say that you couldn't without trying?
Guys, I have made 4 general attempts to watch and understand this stuff. I didn't count endless flashbacks within the video itself for 10-20 seconds. The author is right - you might make several attempts, to get it all right. Gratitude to the author for such a great work!
Thats perfect, thank you indian guys, you always try to make everytjing clear in your tutorials
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To display the values, you can use
while(node!=null){
System.out.println(node.data);
node = node.next;
}
that way you don't need to use the second print statement.
Awesome videos, really helpful.
lol i know it
can I ask you how ?
how it is will know to compare the address with out I say "next"
Well I was about to write this amazing comment, actually this is put account that he was teaching and as well as programming, so he had to change the whole concept, that would lead chaos in learners mind, that is why after figuring whole error out, he chose easy way to solve it.
On the other hand the person who made the comment follow a great convention in coding that is to avoid as much as possible to simply not write same code statement again and again. Thanks for reading.
@@giveaway4002 Well, he sort of the used the same logic when he wrote, if(head == null).
or a do-while loop maybe ?
The best explanation ever for LinkedList..... I have seen so many videos of others but couldn’t understand anything...Thank you 🙏🏻
Absolutely amazing. The best explanation of a linked list I have ever seen hands down. The use of the whiteboard whilst running the debugger is genius!
wow! you made it so easy to understand. I've been trying to understand linkedlist creation for about a week now no avail, but just your one video make me grasp it all. thanks a lot
Great explanation !!! I really wanna say I was not getting how to approach linkedlist but after watching telusko videos i got it ....
I also watched apni kaksha and some other channels but they are not explanaing well and here all my concept become clear.
Thank you sir ,!!!
really awesome video Dissatisfaction = null
This is the best explanation I have gotten for linked lists. I can finally finish my project! Thank you so much.
after watching it many times, finally I got to understood Linked List, thank you :D
Only after watching ur video I got clear idea in list thnks a lot sir.. 👍
15:00 i watched it at 0.5 speed and still couldn't figure it out what he was talking about.
Then i asked chatgpt to summarize every line, in "tabular form" Now i understand every single line. Guys try it. It's insane.
Thank you so much for this - I have been following other tutorials online to learn more about data structures and algorithms, however this is the first one that really explained what was going on. Great work!
I could not understand anything wat i have learnt back in my university for whole semester but this video is doing great, i just understood the whole damn concept within 20 minutes ...... thank you
This is the best tutorial for this topic. Thank you so much for helping me and I have watched countless tutorials on it but I just can't seem to grasp the concept clearly, but u helped me. Thank you so much for the explanation!! Have a great day!
This is quite possibly the best elaboration to the linked list data structure I have even seen. Thank you Telusko.
this is probably the best way someone on the internet has explained gr8 job sir
Telusko I love your videos, you are talented in teaching, this is really a great blessing. You are great man
by far the best explanation on the internet
concise yet informative.Keep going man! Thank you very much.
Thank you!
Excellent work!
Really the best way of explaining this on the internet.
It helps a lot for me!
Keep it up!
Very nice video. You explained it so well that I was able to print all the values of my linked list before you notice the small mistake you made in the code. Happy to discover Telusko.
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Thank you guys for all these tutorials. From Mathematics to Programming, ya'll are there to save the day.
👍👍👍 not only explained the code properly step-by-step, but also explained it using debugger along with diagram. 💛💛
I believe that this is the best way to explain to a beginner about how to implement a linked list, it’s articulated well. Thank you sir!
This teacher is very clear, I like his style and I can understand what he says, his accent is very pleasant and he has a good mic!..
The only one who taught me the data structure entirely and easily.
Thanks a lot ♥♥
I watch this video morethan 3 times .finally I got it.Thank you very much
I like how you explain the classes to be used. Great Work!
Sir ,for traverse the node u can check condition as while(node!=null) for reducing the last line SOP(node.data).
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wallah you are the bast one disc. the singly linked list i have ever seen in the youtube, even my doctor in the university, thank you brother
of all the videos, I think this one helped me understand linkedlist the best. Thank you so much my friend.
18:00 - insted of printing last node manually we can replace while loop condition with (node != null),. It will print last node automatically.
oo wow....thanks bro....😊😊😊
Very helpful after 4 yrs... Thank you
Yes, very helpful. I couldn't have gotten through my assignments otherwise. thanks
The best video on Linked Lists... Thank you so much...
simple explanation but best!!!
Awesome bro...understood linked list ...was trying to understand it for 4 days
you are the best man, you have explained it much better than my teacher thank you
Very clear and concise explanation, just what I was looking for...subscribed!!!
Its a relief that object oriented was invented, carrying reference to the pointers was always a difficult part in the school. Thanks for the brilliant explanation Sir.
Good explanation.I watched this 4 times,finally I understood 100%
Way better than my professor. Thank you so much for this
Thank you so much ! This is the best turorial to see how LinkedList has been implemented in Java.
Certainly did understand more about linked lists after watching, thanks :)
God bless you dude..
The way you explain things is simply Awesome!
Very clear and concise explanation 👍
even after watching many videos i couldn't quite understand the concept. but your video was great. i can write up code without having to look at google again. Thanks a lot :)
incredibly explicit explanation sir. thank you!
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Because he's an alien 😂😂
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this is an incredible video Navid! absolute legend
navin sir you are just awesome...Thanks a lot sir for the ossssmm tutorial series.
Best tutorial so far , i have encountered so many tutorial , and this is the best!
Hello Sir Navin Reddy garu, All of Your videos are awesome Sir, I'm thankful to you, we all are, actually.
And one thing is, while printing the elements, in while loop, instead of checking the condition while(node.next != null), it would be more meaningful to check the condition while(node !=null) so that, we can print the elements irrespective of the last node which is obviously null.
instead of
while(currentNode.next != null)
{
System.out.print(currentNode.data + " ");
currentNode= currentNode.next;
}
below looks more good:
while(currentNode!= null)
{
System.out.print(currentNode.data + " ");
currentNode= currentNode.next;
}
. Love You Sir...
iconoclastic lecture..sir..aapka tutorial se hi meri college study kat rahi hain..
thank u sir
hey finally i understood. i watched 4 times to understand the code. as he told consumes takes time to understand
Thank you so much telusko
crystal clear explanation,kudos sir
I was searching this information in java but I didn't find it anywhere.. This is exactly what I was looking for !!
Sir you are a great teacher
this is the best video about linklist
now i understand how oop concept works in building a data structure thanks to u. Keep up the good work!
Amazing explanation sir i have watched many videos about how to implement linkedList in java but here i understood.
Thank You so much Navin sir!! It was uploaded way long back but your tutorials are inseparable!!
Now I understand what a linked list is...thank you so much
Love the way u explain.. clears the concept
Thank You Sir. You are simply best.
Great explanation sir ❤️
Thank you so much bro... I saw lots of videos but ur the best...
Thanks for the extremely detailed explanation! This video was very helpful to see how linked lists are traversed :)
Keep doing what you're doing... love your video! Thank you so much! You have no idea how much this helps me.
Thanks it's so much helpfulll 🤩
I had been trying to find a good explanation of the implementation of a linked list for 3 hours. But At last, I found this video. Why didn't I see this video first? I can't tell how helpful is this video for me.
thank you very much for such a detailed explanation of node
thanks a lot... Love from Bangladesh.
I think I have to watch it atleast 3times to totally understand the implementation part....but tbh this video is awesome!
It was a amazing experience to learn it... Thank u sir♥️
That might be best way someone explain the concept .thank you
thanks this video made my 2 week for learning how to implement the LinkedList in to just 1 hour
you were right i had to watch it multiple times to understand it, but thank you for uploading this video
Thank you so much for this explanation. I never experienced this type of clear explanation. 👋👋👋
you can use while(node!=null) in show function to print all the values( including the last node) as node is referencing the node itself , just checked by printing the value of node.
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Very detailed explanation thanks
best lecture to learn linked list implmentatio of java .alien never fails
very well explained!!
for every IT pblm there is a solution reference called telusko thanks buddy....
Coming from c++ and realizing everything in java is an object, or a class with a bunch of methods is weird, but, not having to remember -> and * and & for memory is beautiful lol. Java really makes OOP much more understandable
java is way easier for me also coming from C++, java has an easier syntax it just makes life easier!! :p xd
Wow. Finally I understood. Clear and concise. Thank you!
Thank you very much for this thorough walk-through. I understood the concept of Linked list but was stuck at implementing it and your video helped understand it very clearly. hands-on approach is always the best way to retain a concept. Although I was searching for implementation of LL in Javascript, I was able to write it on my own since I saw how it is done in Java.
awesome vedio . thank u naveen reddy .....
wow you made it look so easy. Thanks!
Amazing tutorial! Thank you very much!
Give your attention here i have been asked to implement a List on a interview and you have only paper its a important topic in my opinion. Great explanation btw try to implement insertAt() by yourself before you see it. Also they ask if you can make it for all types of data without using generics you simply put the field in Node class from (int value, double value) etc to Object value; and you can take all kind of data then.
we can also reduce time complexity of insert() by using "tail" reference node
Excellent Explanations !!!!!!
These classes are really good
This was clear and helpful