Let L=(X1, X2Xn) be a list of n elements. Let us search for a key K in the list L. If the key is presented in the list L at index(or position); then partition the list Linto disjoint lists L1 and L2 such that L1=(x[i]: x[i]EL such that isj) and L2=(x[1]:x[i] EL such that i>j). If the key is not present in the list output is "no". Write an algorithm (using linked list) and subsequent C program for your algorithm to compute lists L1 and L2 for the given list L and key K. Note: Don't use any inbuilt functions in your program. Example1: If L=(16, 15, 1, 27, 19, 100, 200,3) and key k= 27 then L1=(16, 15,1,27) and L2=(19, 100,200, 3). Example 2: If L=(16, 15, 1, 27, 19, 100, 200,3) and key k= 127 then no. Input format Enter the list size n Enter the n numbers Enter the key value
Let L=(X1, X2Xn) be a list of n elements. Let us search for a key K in the list L. If the key is presented in the list L at index(or position); then partition the list Linto disjoint lists L1 and L2 such that
L1=(x[i]: x[i]EL such that isj) and L2=(x[1]:x[i] EL such that i>j). If the key is not present in the list output is "no". Write an
Example1: If L=(16, 15, 1, 27, 19, 100, 200,3) and key k= 27 then L1=(16, 15,1,27) and L2=(19, 100,200, 3).
Example 2: If L=(16, 15, 1, 27, 19, 100, 200,3) and key k= 127 then no.
Input format
Enter the list size n
Enter the n numbers
Enter the key value
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