LISTA VINCULADA DESENROLADA | CONJUNTO 1 (INTRODUÇÃO)

Assim como a matriz e a lista vinculada, a lista vinculada desenrolada também é uma estrutura de dados linear e é uma variante de uma lista vinculada.

Por que precisamos de uma lista vinculada desenrolada?

Uma das maiores vantagens das listas vinculadas em relação aos arrays é que a inserção de um elemento em qualquer local leva apenas O(1). No entanto, o problema aqui é que pesquisar um elemento em uma lista vinculada leva O(n). Assim, para resolver o problema de pesquisa, ou seja, reduzir o tempo de pesquisa do elemento, foi apresentado o conceito de listas encadeadas desenroladas. A lista vinculada desenrolada cobre as vantagens do array e da lista vinculada, pois reduz a sobrecarga de memória em comparação com listas vinculadas simples, armazenando vários elementos em cada nó e também tem a vantagem de inserção e exclusão rápida como uma lista vinculada.

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Vantagens:

Devido ao comportamento do cache, a pesquisa linear é muito mais rápida em listas vinculadas desenroladas.
Em comparação com a lista vinculada comum, requer menos espaço de armazenamento para ponteiros/referências.
Ele executa operações como inserção, exclusão e travessia mais rapidamente do que listas vinculadas comuns (porque a pesquisa é mais rápida).

Desvantagens:

A sobrecarga por nó é comparativamente alta do que as listas vinculadas individualmente. Consulte um nó de exemplo no código abaixo

Exemplo: Digamos que temos 8 elementos, então sqrt(8)=2,82 que arredonda para 3. Portanto, cada bloco armazenará 3 elementos. Portanto, para armazenar 8 elementos, serão criados 3 blocos, dos quais os dois primeiros blocos armazenarão 3 elementos e o último bloco armazenará 2 elementos.

Como a pesquisa se torna melhor em listas vinculadas desenroladas?

Portanto, tomando o exemplo acima, se quisermos procurar o 7º elemento da lista, percorremos a lista de blocos até aquele que contém o 7º elemento. Leva apenas O(sqrt(n)) já que descobrimos que não ultrapassamos os blocos sqrt(n).

Implementação simples:

O programa abaixo cria uma lista vinculada simples desenrolada com 3 nós contendo um número variável de elementos em cada um. Ele também percorre a lista criada.

C++

// C++ program to implement unrolled linked list  // and traversing it.  #include    using namespace std; #define maxElements 4  // Unrolled Linked List Node  class Node  {   public:  int numElements;   int array[maxElements];   Node *next;  };  /* Function to traverse an unrolled linked list  and print all the elements*/ void printUnrolledList(Node *n)  {   while (n != NULL)   {   // Print elements in current node   for (int i=0; i<n->numElements; i++)   cout<<n->array[i]<<' ';   // Move to next node   n = n->next;   }  }  // Program to create an unrolled linked list  // with 3 Nodes  int main()  {   Node* head = NULL;   Node* second = NULL;   Node* third = NULL;   // allocate 3 Nodes   head = new Node();  second = new Node();  third = new Node();  // Let us put some values in second node (Number   // of values must be less than or equal to   // maxElement)   head->numElements = 3;   head->array[0] = 1;   head->array[1] = 2;   head->array[2] = 3;   // Link first Node with the second Node   head->next = second;   // Let us put some values in second node (Number   // of values must be less than or equal to   // maxElement)   second->numElements = 3;   second->array[0] = 4;   second->array[1] = 5;   second->array[2] = 6;   // Link second Node with the third Node   second->next = third;   // Let us put some values in third node (Number   // of values must be less than or equal to   // maxElement)   third->numElements = 3;   third->array[0] = 7;   third->array[1] = 8;   third->array[2] = 9;   third->next = NULL;   printUnrolledList(head);   return 0;  }  // This is code is contributed by rathbhupendra

// C program to implement unrolled linked list // and traversing it. #include #include #define maxElements 4 // Unrolled Linked List Node struct Node {  int numElements;  int array[maxElements];  struct Node *next; }; /* Function to traverse an unrolled linked list  and print all the elements*/ void printUnrolledList(struct Node *n) {  while (n != NULL)  {  // Print elements in current node  for (int i=0; i<n->numElements; i++)  printf('%d ' n->array[i]);  // Move to next node   n = n->next;  } } // Program to create an unrolled linked list // with 3 Nodes int main() {  struct Node* head = NULL;  struct Node* second = NULL;  struct Node* third = NULL;  // allocate 3 Nodes  head = (struct Node*)malloc(sizeof(struct Node));  second = (struct Node*)malloc(sizeof(struct Node));  third = (struct Node*)malloc(sizeof(struct Node));  // Let us put some values in second node (Number  // of values must be less than or equal to  // maxElement)  head->numElements = 3;  head->array[0] = 1;  head->array[1] = 2;  head->array[2] = 3;  // Link first Node with the second Node  head->next = second;  // Let us put some values in second node (Number  // of values must be less than or equal to  // maxElement)  second->numElements = 3;  second->array[0] = 4;  second->array[1] = 5;  second->array[2] = 6;  // Link second Node with the third Node  second->next = third;  // Let us put some values in third node (Number  // of values must be less than or equal to  // maxElement)  third->numElements = 3;  third->array[0] = 7;  third->array[1] = 8;  third->array[2] = 9;  third->next = NULL;  printUnrolledList(head);  return 0; }

Java

// Java program to implement unrolled // linked list and traversing it.  import java.util.*; class GFG{   static final int maxElements = 4; // Unrolled Linked List Node  static class Node  {   int numElements;   int []array = new int[maxElements];   Node next;  };  // Function to traverse an unrolled  // linked list and print all the elements static void printUnrolledList(Node n)  {   while (n != null)   {     // Print elements in current node   for(int i = 0; i < n.numElements; i++)   System.out.print(n.array[i] + ' ');   // Move to next node   n = n.next;   }  }  // Program to create an unrolled linked list  // with 3 Nodes  public static void main(String[] args)  {   Node head = null;   Node second = null;   Node third = null;   // Allocate 3 Nodes   head = new Node();  second = new Node();  third = new Node();  // Let us put some values in second   // node (Number of values must be   // less than or equal to maxElement)   head.numElements = 3;   head.array[0] = 1;   head.array[1] = 2;   head.array[2] = 3;   // Link first Node with the   // second Node   head.next = second;   // Let us put some values in   // second node (Number of values  // must be less than or equal to   // maxElement)   second.numElements = 3;   second.array[0] = 4;   second.array[1] = 5;   second.array[2] = 6;   // Link second Node with the third Node   second.next = third;   // Let us put some values in third   // node (Number of values must be  // less than or equal to maxElement)   third.numElements = 3;   third.array[0] = 7;   third.array[1] = 8;   third.array[2] = 9;   third.next = null;   printUnrolledList(head);  }  }  // This code is contributed by amal kumar choubey

Python3

# Python3 program to implement unrolled # linked list and traversing it.  maxElements = 4 # Unrolled Linked List Node  class Node: def __init__(self): self.numElements = 0 self.array = [0 for i in range(maxElements)] self.next = None # Function to traverse an unrolled linked list  # and print all the elements def printUnrolledList(n): while (n != None): # Print elements in current node  for i in range(n.numElements): print(n.array[i] end = ' ') # Move to next node  n = n.next # Driver Code if __name__=='__main__': head = None second = None third = None # Allocate 3 Nodes  head = Node() second = Node() third = Node() # Let us put some values in second # node (Number of values must be  # less than or equal to  # maxElement)  head.numElements = 3 head.array[0] = 1 head.array[1] = 2 head.array[2] = 3 # Link first Node with the second Node  head.next = second # Let us put some values in second node # (Number of values must be less than # or equal to maxElement)  second.numElements = 3 second.array[0] = 4 second.array[1] = 5 second.array[2] = 6 # Link second Node with the third Node  second.next = third # Let us put some values in third node # (Number of values must be less than  # or equal to maxElement)  third.numElements = 3 third.array[0] = 7 third.array[1] = 8 third.array[2] = 9 third.next = None printUnrolledList(head) # This code is contributed by rutvik_56

// C# program to implement unrolled // linked list and traversing it.  using System; class GFG{   static readonly int maxElements = 4; // Unrolled Linked List Node  class Node  {   public int numElements;   public int []array = new int[maxElements];   public Node next;  };  // Function to traverse an unrolled  // linked list and print all the elements static void printUnrolledList(Node n)  {   while (n != null)   {   // Print elements in current node   for(int i = 0; i < n.numElements; i++)   Console.Write(n.array[i] + ' ');   // Move to next node   n = n.next;   }  }  // Program to create an unrolled linked list  // with 3 Nodes  public static void Main(String[] args)  {   Node head = null;   Node second = null;   Node third = null;   // Allocate 3 Nodes   head = new Node();  second = new Node();  third = new Node();  // Let us put some values in second   // node (Number of values must be   // less than or equal to maxElement)   head.numElements = 3;   head.array[0] = 1;   head.array[1] = 2;   head.array[2] = 3;   // Link first Node with the   // second Node   head.next = second;   // Let us put some values in   // second node (Number of values  // must be less than or equal to   // maxElement)   second.numElements = 3;   second.array[0] = 4;   second.array[1] = 5;   second.array[2] = 6;   // Link second Node with the third Node   second.next = third;   // Let us put some values in third   // node (Number of values must be  // less than or equal to maxElement)   third.numElements = 3;   third.array[0] = 7;   third.array[1] = 8;   third.array[2] = 9;   third.next = null;   printUnrolledList(head);  }  }  // This code is contributed by Rajput-Ji

JavaScript

<script>  // JavaScript program to implement unrolled  // linked list and traversing it.  const maxElements = 4;  // Unrolled Linked List Node  class Node {  constructor() {  this.numElements = 0;  this.array = new Array(maxElements);  this.next = null;  }  }  // Function to traverse an unrolled  // linked list and print all the elements  function printUnrolledList(n) {  while (n != null) {  // Print elements in current node  for (var i = 0; i < n.numElements; i++)  document.write(n.array[i] + ' ');  // Move to next node  n = n.next;  }  }  // Program to create an unrolled linked list  // with 3 Nodes  var head = null;  var second = null;  var third = null;  // Allocate 3 Nodes  head = new Node();  second = new Node();  third = new Node();  // Let us put some values in second  // node (Number of values must be  // less than or equal to maxElement)  head.numElements = 3;  head.array[0] = 1;  head.array[1] = 2;  head.array[2] = 3;  // Link first Node with the  // second Node  head.next = second;  // Let us put some values in  // second node (Number of values  // must be less than or equal to  // maxElement)  second.numElements = 3;  second.array[0] = 4;  second.array[1] = 5;  second.array[2] = 6;  // Link second Node with the third Node  second.next = third;  // Let us put some values in third  // node (Number of values must be  // less than or equal to maxElement)  third.numElements = 3;  third.array[0] = 7;  third.array[1] = 8;  third.array[2] = 9;  third.next = null;  printUnrolledList(head);   </script>

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Análise de Complexidade:

Complexidade de tempo: O (n). Complexidade Espacial: O(n).

Neste artigo apresentamos uma lista desenrolada e suas vantagens. Também mostramos como percorrer a lista. No próximo artigo discutiremos a exclusão de inserção e os valores de maxElements/numElements em detalhes.

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