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@freeloader/link-list

v1.0.1

Published

Basic link-list data structure I've done as part of [odin project](https://www.theodinproject.com/lessons/javascript-linked-lists).

Downloads

2

Readme

Basic Link-list Data Structure

Basic link-list data structure I've done as part of odin project.

The following is the non-exhaustive list of functionalities ( they're implemented as properties and methods of LinkList class ):

  • append(value) - adds a new node containing value to the end of the list
  • prepend(value) - adds a new node containing value to the start of the list
  • size - returns the total number of nodes in the list
  • head - returns the first node in the list
  • tail - returns the last node in the list
  • at(index) - returns the node at the given index
  • pop() - removes the last node from the list
  • contains(value) - returns true if the passed in value is in the list and otherwise returns false.
  • find(value) - returns the index of the node containing value, or null if not found.
  • toString() - represents linkList objects as strings, so you can print them out and preview them in the console. The output format is: ( value ) -> ( value ) -> ( value ) -> null