Delete a given node from a doubly linked list, Data Structure & Algorithms

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Algorithm to Delete a given node from a doubly linked list

Delete a Node from Double Linked List

DELETEDBL(INFO, FORW, BACK, START, AVAIL,LOC)

1. [Delete Node]

Set FORW [ BACK [LOC]]:= FORW[LOC]&

BACK [FORW[LOC]]:=BACK[LOC].

2. [Return node to AVAJL list]

Set FORW[LOC]:=AVAIL & AVAIL:=LOC

3. Exit.

 


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