Introduction to Algorithms
3rd Edition
ISBN: 9780262033848
Author: Thomas H. Cormen, Ronald L. Rivest, Charles E. Leiserson, Clifford Stein
Publisher: MIT Press
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Chapter 10, Problem 1P
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To determine the worst case running time
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Here, the table contains four types of algorithms sorted and unsorted singly linked list, sorted and unsorted doubly linked list, and the worst case running time complexity of these algorithm for such operations as search, insert, delete, successor, predecessor, minimum and maximum.
| Operation | Unsorted singly linked list | Sorted singly linked list | Unsorted Doubly linked list | Sorted Doubly linked list |
| Search | Θ ( n ) | Θ ( n ) | Θ ( n ) | Θ ( n ) |
| Insert | Θ (1) | Θ ( n ) | Θ (1) | Θ ( n ) |
| Delete | Θ ( n ) | Θ ( n ) | Θ (1) | Θ (1) |
| Successor | Θ ( n ) | Θ (1) | Θ ( n ) | Θ (1) |
| Predecessor | Θ ( n ) | Θ ( n ) | Θ ( n ) | Θ (1) |
| Minimum | Θ ( n ) | Θ (1) | Θ ( n ) | Θ (1) |
| maximum | Θ ( n ) | Θ ( n ) | Θ ( n ) | Θ ( n ) |
Where ‘ n’ is equals to no. of elements in the list.
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