This program is a collection of essential functions and operations on linked lists, designed to efficiently manage linked list data structures, providing a range of functionalities from simple node addition to advanced statistical analyses.
- Creating the Structure: The app introduces a structure comprising links to the previous and next nodes, along with timestamp and value data fields.
- Initialization: Manual initiation involves allocating the first node and linking it to null for both previous and next nodes.
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Add Node:
- Appends values to the list, linking nodes appropriately.
- Handles both an empty list and a populated one, traversing to insert nodes at the end.
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Statistical Analysis:
- 2.1 Median Adjustment:
- Iterates over the list, adjusting for the median values according to a specified condition.
- Deletes nodes where required, marked by a timestamp of -1.
- 2.2 Median Replacement:
- Replaces original values with the median of sublists of five elements.
- Implements sorting and insertion into the main list.
- 2.3 Neighboring Averages:
- Averages values between neighboring nodes when the timestamp difference is between 100 and 1000.
(Note: Function 2.4 is pending successful implementation.)
- 2.5 Interval Analysis:
- Utilizes minimum and maximum functions to determine intervals with a count of elements in the list.
- Displays the intervals and the number of elements within them.
- 2.1 Median Adjustment:
- Allocates the head of the list and initializes it to null.
- Reads the number of nodes and corresponding elements from the keyboard.
- Executes functions based on provided arguments.
- Statistics are displayed unless specified otherwise.
- Releases allocated memory at the end.
The program simplifies linked list management, offering versatile tools for manipulation and statistical analysis.