Platta till en länkad lista på flera nivåer (djupgående)

Platta till en länkad lista på flera nivåer (djupgående)

Givet en länkad lista där förutom den  nästa  pekare varje nod har en  barn  pekare som eventuellt pekar på en separat lista. Dessa underordnade listor kan ha  en eller flera  egna barn att producera en  flera nivåer  länkad lista. Med tanke på  huvud  av  första nivån  av listan. Uppgiften är att  platta till  listan så att alla noder visas i en  en-nivå  länkad lista. Platta ut listan på ett sätt som alla noder vid  första nivån  borde komma  första sedan noder av  andra  nivå och så vidare.

Exempel:

Input:

2_5


Produktion: 1->4->6->2->5->7->3->8
Förklaring: Den länkade listan på flera nivåer är tillplattad eftersom den inte har några underordnade pekare.

Vi har diskuterat utjämning av en länkad lista på flera nivåer där noder har två pekare ner och nästa. I förra inlägget vi tillplattade den länkade listan nivåmässigt. Hur man plattar ut en länkad lista när vi alltid behöver bearbeta nedåtpekare före nästa vid varje nod.

Innehållsförteckning

[Förväntad tillvägagångssätt] Använda rekursion - O(n) Tid och O(n) Mellanrum

Tillvägagångssättet är att rekursivt platta ut a länkad på flera nivåer lista genom att korsa varje nod och dess undernoder. Första platta till barnlistan med hjälp av rekursion. När barnlistan är tillplattad fortsätt till nästa nod i sekvensen. Under korsning bibehålla en hänvisning till tidigare besökt nod och länka den till den aktuella noden. Denna process säkerställer att alla noder från olika nivåer är anslutna i en enda linjär lista samtidigt som man bevarar djupgående ordning.

C++
   // A C++ program to flatten a multi-   // linked list depth-wise   #include          using     namespace     std  ;   class     Node     {      public  :      int     data  ;      Node     *  next  ;      Node     *  down  ;      Node  (  int     x  )     {      data     =     x  ;      next     =     down     =     nullptr  ;      }   };   void     flattenList  (  Node     *  curr       Node     *&  prev  )     {      if     (  curr     ==     nullptr  )      return  ;      // Add the current element to the list.      if     (  prev     !=     nullptr  )      prev  ->  next     =     curr  ;      prev     =     curr  ;      // Store the next pointer      Node     *  next     =     curr  ->  next  ;      // Recursively add the bottom list      flattenList  (  curr  ->  down       prev  );      // Recursively add the next list      flattenList  (  next       prev  );   }   void     printList  (  Node     *  head  )     {      Node     *  curr     =     head  ;      while     (  curr     !=     nullptr  )     {      cout      < <     curr  ->  data      < <     ' '  ;      curr     =     curr  ->  next  ;      }      cout      < <     endl  ;   }   int     main  ()     {      // Create a hard coded multi-linked list.      // 5 -> 10 -> 19 -> 28      // | |      // 7 22      // | |      // 8 50      // |      // 30      Node     *  head     =     new     Node  (  5  );      head  ->  down     =     new     Node  (  7  );      head  ->  down  ->  down     =     new     Node  (  8  );      head  ->  down  ->  down  ->  down     =     new     Node  (  30  );      head  ->  next     =     new     Node  (  10  );      head  ->  next  ->  next     =     new     Node  (  19  );      head  ->  next  ->  next  ->  down     =     new     Node  (  22  );      head  ->  next  ->  next  ->  down  ->  down     =     new     Node  (  50  );      head  ->  next  ->  next  ->  next     =     new     Node  (  28  );      Node     *  prev     =     nullptr  ;      flattenList  (  head       prev  );      printList  (  head  );      return     0  ;   }   
Java
   // A Java program to flatten a multi-   // linked list depth-wise   class   Node     {      int     data  ;      Node     next       down  ;      Node  (  int     x  )     {      data     =     x  ;      next     =     down     =     null  ;      }   }   class   GfG     {          static     void     flattenList  (  Node     curr       Node  []     prev  )     {      if     (  curr     ==     null  )      return  ;      // Add the current element to the list.      if     (  prev  [  0  ]     !=     null  )      prev  [  0  ]  .  next     =     curr  ;      prev  [  0  ]     =     curr  ;      // Store the next pointer      Node     next     =     curr  .  next  ;      // Recursively add the bottom list      flattenList  (  curr  .  down       prev  );      // Recursively add the next list      flattenList  (  next       prev  );      }      static     void     printList  (  Node     head  )     {      Node     curr     =     head  ;      while     (  curr     !=     null  )     {      System  .  out  .  print  (  curr  .  data     +     ' '  );      curr     =     curr  .  next  ;      }      System  .  out  .  println  ();      }      public     static     void     main  (  String  []     args  )     {          // Create a hard coded multi-linked list.      // 5 -> 10 -> 19 -> 28      // | |      // 7 22      // | |      // 8 50      // |      // 30      Node     head     =     new     Node  (  5  );      head  .  down     =     new     Node  (  7  );      head  .  down  .  down     =     new     Node  (  8  );      head  .  down  .  down  .  down     =     new     Node  (  30  );      head  .  next     =     new     Node  (  10  );      head  .  next  .  next     =     new     Node  (  19  );      head  .  next  .  next  .  down     =     new     Node  (  22  );      head  .  next  .  next  .  down  .  down     =     new     Node  (  50  );      head  .  next  .  next  .  next     =     new     Node  (  28  );      Node  []     prev     =     new     Node  [  1  ]  ;      flattenList  (  head       prev  );      printList  (  head  );      }   }   
Python
   # A Python program to flatten a multi-   # linked list depth-wise   class   Node  :   def   __init__  (  self     x  ):   self  .  data   =   x   self  .  next   =   None   self  .  down   =   None   def   flatten_list  (  curr     prev  ):   if   curr   is   None  :   return   # Add the current element to the list.   if   prev  [  0  ]   is   not   None  :   prev  [  0  ]  .  next   =   curr   prev  [  0  ]   =   curr   # Store the next pointer   next_node   =   curr  .  next   # Recursively add the bottom list   flatten_list  (  curr  .  down     prev  )   # Recursively add the next list   flatten_list  (  next_node     prev  )   def   print_list  (  head  ):   curr   =   head   while   curr   is   not   None  :   print  (  curr  .  data     end  =  ' '  )   curr   =   curr  .  next   print  ()   if   __name__   ==   '__main__'  :   # Create a hard coded multi-linked list.   # 5 -> 10 -> 19 -> 28   # | |   # 7 22   # | |   # 8 50   # |   # 30   head   =   Node  (  5  )   head  .  down   =   Node  (  7  )   head  .  down  .  down   =   Node  (  8  )   head  .  down  .  down  .  down   =   Node  (  30  )   head  .  next   =   Node  (  10  )   head  .  next  .  next   =   Node  (  19  )   head  .  next  .  next  .  down   =   Node  (  22  )   head  .  next  .  next  .  down  .  down   =   Node  (  50  )   head  .  next  .  next  .  next   =   Node  (  28  )   prev   =   [  None  ]   flatten_list  (  head     prev  )   print_list  (  head  )   
C#
   // A C# program to flatten a multi-   // linked list depth-wise   using     System  ;   class     Node     {      public     int     data  ;      public     Node     next       down  ;      public     Node  (  int     x  )     {      data     =     x  ;      next     =     down     =     null  ;      }   }   class     GfG     {      static     void     FlattenList  (  Node     curr       ref     Node     prev  )     {      if     (  curr     ==     null  )      return  ;      // Add the current element to the list.      if     (  prev     !=     null  )      prev  .  next     =     curr  ;      prev     =     curr  ;      // Store the next pointer      Node     next     =     curr  .  next  ;      // Recursively add the bottom list      FlattenList  (  curr  .  down       ref     prev  );      // Recursively add the next list      FlattenList  (  next       ref     prev  );      }      static     void     PrintList  (  Node     head  )     {      Node     curr     =     head  ;      while     (  curr     !=     null  )     {      Console  .  Write  (  curr  .  data     +     ' '  );      curr     =     curr  .  next  ;      }      Console  .  WriteLine  ();      }      static     void     Main  (  string  []     args  )     {      // Create a hard coded multi-linked list.      // 5 -> 10 -> 19 -> 28      // | |      // 7 22      // | |      // 8 50      // |      // 30      Node     head     =     new     Node  (  5  );      head  .  down     =     new     Node  (  7  );      head  .  down  .  down     =     new     Node  (  8  );      head  .  down  .  down  .  down     =     new     Node  (  30  );      head  .  next     =     new     Node  (  10  );      head  .  next  .  next     =     new     Node  (  19  );      head  .  next  .  next  .  down     =     new     Node  (  22  );      head  .  next  .  next  .  down  .  down     =     new     Node  (  50  );      head  .  next  .  next  .  next     =     new     Node  (  28  );      Node     prev     =     null  ;      FlattenList  (  head       ref     prev  );      PrintList  (  head  );      }   }   
JavaScript
   // A Javascript program to flatten a multi-   // linked list depth-wise   class     Node     {      constructor  (  x  )     {      this  .  data     =     x  ;      this  .  next     =     null  ;      this  .  down     =     null  ;      }   }   function     flattenList  (  curr       prev  )     {      if     (  curr     ===     null  )     return  ;      // Add the current element to the list.      if     (  prev  [  0  ]     !==     null  )     prev  [  0  ].  next     =     curr  ;      prev  [  0  ]     =     curr  ;      // Store the next pointer      let     next     =     curr  .  next  ;      // Recursively add the bottom list      flattenList  (  curr  .  down       prev  );      // Recursively add the next list      flattenList  (  next       prev  );   }   function     printList  (  head  )     {      let     curr     =     head  ;      while     (  curr     !==     null  )     {      console  .  log  (  curr  .  data  );      curr     =     curr  .  next  ;      }   }   // Create a hard coded multi-linked list.   // 5 -> 10 -> 19 -> 28   // | |   // 7 22   // | |   // 8 50   // |   // 30   let     head     =     new     Node  (  5  );   head  .  down     =     new     Node  (  7  );   head  .  down  .  down     =     new     Node  (  8  );   head  .  down  .  down  .  down     =     new     Node  (  30  );   head  .  next     =     new     Node  (  10  );   head  .  next  .  next     =     new     Node  (  19  );   head  .  next  .  next  .  down     =     new     Node  (  22  );   head  .  next  .  next  .  down  .  down     =     new     Node  (  50  );   head  .  next  .  next  .  next     =     new     Node  (  28  );   let     prev     =     [  null  ];   flattenList  (  head       prev  );   printList  (  head  );   

Produktion
5 7 8 30 10 19 22 50 28  

[Alternativ tillvägagångssätt] Använda stack - O(n) tid och O(n) mellanrum

Tillvägagångssättet är att korsa länkad lista på flera nivåer med hjälp av en stack . Börja med tryckande de huvudnod upp på traven. Sedan medan stacken är inte tom pop toppnoden och bearbeta den. För varje nod tryck dess nästa och nedåtpekare (om de finns) på traven. Under denna process länka den nuvarande noden till den föregående noden upprätthålla listan i en tillplattad form. Traverseringen säkerställer att noder från alla nivåer är anslutna i en länkad lista på en nivå bevara den djupgående ordningen.

C++
   // A C++ program to flatten a multi-   // linked list depth-wise using stack   #include          using     namespace     std  ;   class     Node     {      public  :      int     data  ;      Node     *  next  ;      Node     *  down  ;      Node  (  int     x  )     {      data     =     x  ;      next     =     down     =     nullptr  ;      }   };   void     flattenList  (  Node     *  head  )     {      if     (  head     ==     nullptr  )      return  ;      stack   <  Node     *>     st  ;      st  .  push  (  head  );      Node     *  prev     =     nullptr  ;      while     (  !  st  .  empty  ())     {      Node     *  curr     =     st  .  top  ();      st  .  pop  ();      // Push the next node first      if     (  curr  ->  next     !=     nullptr  )      st  .  push  (  curr  ->  next  );      // Push the bottom node into stack      if     (  curr  ->  down     !=     nullptr  )      st  .  push  (  curr  ->  down  );      // Add the current element to the list      if     (  prev     !=     nullptr  )      prev  ->  next     =     curr  ;      prev     =     curr  ;      }   }   void     printList  (  Node     *  head  )     {      Node     *  curr     =     head  ;      while     (  curr     !=     nullptr  )     {      cout      < <     curr  ->  data      < <     ' '  ;      curr     =     curr  ->  next  ;      }      cout      < <     endl  ;   }   int     main  ()     {      // Create a hard coded multi-linked list.      // 5 -> 10 -> 19 -> 28      // | |      // 7 22      // | |      // 8 50      // |      // 30      Node     *  head     =     new     Node  (  5  );      head  ->  down     =     new     Node  (  7  );      head  ->  down  ->  down     =     new     Node  (  8  );      head  ->  down  ->  down  ->  down     =     new     Node  (  30  );      head  ->  next     =     new     Node  (  10  );      head  ->  next  ->  next     =     new     Node  (  19  );      head  ->  next  ->  next  ->  down     =     new     Node  (  22  );      head  ->  next  ->  next  ->  down  ->  down     =     new     Node  (  50  );      head  ->  next  ->  next  ->  next     =     new     Node  (  28  );      flattenList  (  head  );      printList  (  head  );      return     0  ;   }   
Java
   // A Java program to flatten a multi-   // linked list depth-wise using stack   import     java.util.Stack  ;   class   Node     {      int     data  ;      Node     next       down  ;      Node  (  int     x  )     {      data     =     x  ;      next     =     down     =     null  ;      }   }   class   GfG     {      static     void     flattenList  (  Node     head  )     {      if     (  head     ==     null  )      return  ;      Stack   <  Node  >     stack     =     new     Stack   <>  ();      stack  .  push  (  head  );      Node     prev     =     null  ;      while     (  !  stack  .  isEmpty  ())     {      Node     curr     =     stack  .  pop  ();      // Push the next node first      if     (  curr  .  next     !=     null  )      stack  .  push  (  curr  .  next  );      // Push the bottom node into stack      if     (  curr  .  down     !=     null  )      stack  .  push  (  curr  .  down  );      // Add the current element to the list      if     (  prev     !=     null  )      prev  .  next     =     curr  ;      prev     =     curr  ;      }      }      static     void     printList  (  Node     head  )     {      Node     curr     =     head  ;      while     (  curr     !=     null  )     {      System  .  out  .  print  (  curr  .  data     +     ' '  );      curr     =     curr  .  next  ;      }      System  .  out  .  println  ();      }      public     static     void     main  (  String  []     args  )     {      // Create a hard coded multi-linked list.      // 5 -> 10 -> 19 -> 28      // | |      // 7 22      // | |      // 8 50      // |      // 30      Node     head     =     new     Node  (  5  );      head  .  down     =     new     Node  (  7  );      head  .  down  .  down     =     new     Node  (  8  );      head  .  down  .  down  .  down     =     new     Node  (  30  );      head  .  next     =     new     Node  (  10  );      head  .  next  .  next     =     new     Node  (  19  );      head  .  next  .  next  .  down     =     new     Node  (  22  );      head  .  next  .  next  .  down  .  down     =     new     Node  (  50  );      head  .  next  .  next  .  next     =     new     Node  (  28  );      flattenList  (  head  );      printList  (  head  );      }   }   
Python
   # A Python program to flatten a multi-   # linked list depth-wise using stack   class   Node  :   def   __init__  (  self     x  ):   self  .  data   =   x   self  .  next   =   None   self  .  down   =   None   def   flatten_list  (  head  ):   if   head   is   None  :   return   stack   =   [  head  ]   prev   =   None   while   stack  :   curr   =   stack  .  pop  ()   # Push the next node first   if   curr  .  next  :   stack  .  append  (  curr  .  next  )   # Push the bottom node into stack   if   curr  .  down  :   stack  .  append  (  curr  .  down  )   # Add the current element to the list   if   prev  :   prev  .  next   =   curr   prev   =   curr   def   print_list  (  head  ):   curr   =   head   while   curr  :   print  (  curr  .  data     end  =  ' '  )   curr   =   curr  .  next   print  ()   if   __name__   ==   '__main__'  :   # Create a hard coded multi-linked list.   # 5 -> 10 -> 19 -> 28   # | |   # 7 22   # | |   # 8 50   # |   # 30   head   =   Node  (  5  )   head  .  down   =   Node  (  7  )   head  .  down  .  down   =   Node  (  8  )   head  .  down  .  down  .  down   =   Node  (  30  )   head  .  next   =   Node  (  10  )   head  .  next  .  next   =   Node  (  19  )   head  .  next  .  next  .  down   =   Node  (  22  )   head  .  next  .  next  .  down  .  down   =   Node  (  50  )   head  .  next  .  next  .  next   =   Node  (  28  )   flatten_list  (  head  )   print_list  (  head  )   
C#
   // A C# program to flatten a multi-   // linked list depth-wise using stack   using     System  ;   using     System.Collections.Generic  ;   class     Node     {      public     int     data  ;      public     Node     next       down  ;      public     Node  (  int     x  )     {      data     =     x  ;      next     =     down     =     null  ;      }   }   class     GfG     {      static     void     FlattenList  (  Node     head  )     {      if     (  head     ==     null  )      return  ;      Stack   <  Node  >     stack     =     new     Stack   <  Node  >  ();      stack  .  Push  (  head  );      Node     prev     =     null  ;      while     (  stack  .  Count     >     0  )     {      Node     curr     =     stack  .  Pop  ();      // Push the next node first      if     (  curr  .  next     !=     null  )      stack  .  Push  (  curr  .  next  );      // Push the bottom node into stack      if     (  curr  .  down     !=     null  )      stack  .  Push  (  curr  .  down  );      // Add the current element to the list      if     (  prev     !=     null  )      prev  .  next     =     curr  ;      prev     =     curr  ;      }      }      static     void     PrintList  (  Node     head  )     {      Node     curr     =     head  ;      while     (  curr     !=     null  )     {      Console  .  Write  (  curr  .  data     +     ' '  );      curr     =     curr  .  next  ;      }      Console  .  WriteLine  ();      }      static     void     Main  (  string  []     args  )     {          // Create a hard coded multi-linked list.      // 5 -> 10 -> 19 -> 28      // | |      // 7 22      // | |      // 8 50      // |      // 30      Node     head     =     new     Node  (  5  );      head  .  down     =     new     Node  (  7  );      head  .  down  .  down     =     new     Node  (  8  );      head  .  down  .  down  .  down     =     new     Node  (  30  );      head  .  next     =     new     Node  (  10  );      head  .  next  .  next     =     new     Node  (  19  );      head  .  next  .  next  .  down     =     new     Node  (  22  );      head  .  next  .  next  .  down  .  down     =     new     Node  (  50  );      head  .  next  .  next  .  next     =     new     Node  (  28  );          FlattenList  (  head  );      PrintList  (  head  );      }   }   
JavaScript
   // A Javascript program to flatten a multi-   // linked list depth-wise using stack   class     Node     {      constructor  (  x  )     {      this  .  data     =     x  ;      this  .  next     =     null  ;      this  .  down     =     null  ;      }   }   function     flattenList  (  head  )     {      if     (  head     ===     null  )     return  ;      let     stack     =     [  head  ];      let     prev     =     null  ;      while     (  stack  .  length     >     0  )     {      let     curr     =     stack  .  pop  ();      // Push the next node first      if     (  curr  .  next     !==     null  )     stack  .  push  (  curr  .  next  );      // Push the bottom node into stack      if     (  curr  .  down     !==     null  )     stack  .  push  (  curr  .  down  );      // Add the current element to the list      if     (  prev     !==     null  )     prev  .  next     =     curr  ;      prev     =     curr  ;      }   }   function     printList  (  head  )     {      let     curr     =     head  ;      while     (  curr     !==     null  )     {      console  .  log  (  curr  .  data  );      curr     =     curr  .  next  ;      }   }   // Create a hard coded multi-linked list.   // 5 -> 10 -> 19 -> 28   // | |   // 7 22   // | |   // 8 50   // |   // 30   let     head     =     new     Node  (  5  );   head  .  down     =     new     Node  (  7  );   head  .  down  .  down     =     new     Node  (  8  );   head  .  down  .  down  .  down     =     new     Node  (  30  );   head  .  next     =     new     Node  (  10  );   head  .  next  .  next     =     new     Node  (  19  );   head  .  next  .  next  .  down     =     new     Node  (  22  );   head  .  next  .  next  .  down  .  down     =     new     Node  (  50  );   head  .  next  .  next  .  next     =     new     Node  (  28  );   flattenList  (  head  );   printList  (  head  );   

Produktion
5 7 8 30 10 19 22 50 28