Algorithm to add an element at the end of linked list, Data Structure & Algorithms

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Write an algorithm to add an element at the end of circular linked list.  

Algorithm to Add the Element at the End of Circular Linked List.

IINSENDCLL( INFO, LINK, START, AVAIL, ITEM)

The algorithm deletes last element from the circular linked list.

1.  [OVERFLOW?] if AVAIL = NULL, then Write:

OVERFLOW, and Exit.

2.  [Remove first node from the AVAIL: = LIN[AVAIL].

a.  Set NEW:= AVAIL and AVAIL:=LINK[AVAIL].

3.  Set INFO[NEW]:=ITEM. [copies new data into new node.]

4.  Set  PTR:= LINK[START] and

           SAVE:=START.[initializes popinters]

5.  Repeat while LINK[PTR]!=START: [ Traverses list seeking last node.]

a.  Set PTR:=LINK[PTR]. [Updates PTR]

            [ End of loop]

6.  Set LINK [PTR]:= NEW. [ Attaches new node to the last node of the list]

7.  Set LINK[NEW]:= START [ New node now points to the original first node.]

8.  Exit

 


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