Implement LinkedList

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# Data Structures and Algorithms
This repository is my self study guide for data structures and algorithms. I implement them from scratch in Kotlin
and then write unit test for them.
What better way to learn a language and new concepts exists other than practicing them.

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package dev.nuculabs.dsa
fun main() {
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package dev.nuculabs.dsa.data_structures.linked_list
/**
* Represents a node in the linked list.
*/
class Node<T>(val value: T, var next: Node<T>? = null)
/**
* Represents a generic linked list.
*/
class LinkedList<T> : Iterable<Node<T>> {
private var head: Node<T>? = null
private var tail: Node<T>? = null
private var size: Int = 0
/**
* Returns the first value from the list.
*/
fun getFirst(): T? {
return head?.value
}
/**
* Returns the last value from the list.
*/
fun getLast(): T? {
return tail?.value
}
/**
* Appends value at the end of the list.
*/
fun append(value: T) {
val newNode = Node(value, null)
if (head == null) {
head = newNode
tail = newNode
} else {
tail!!.next = newNode
tail = newNode
}
size += 1
}
/**
* Returns from the list
*/
fun get(position: Int): T? {
var currentPosition = 0
var currentNode = head
while (currentPosition <= position && currentNode != null) {
if (currentPosition == position) {
return currentNode.value
}
currentNode = currentNode.next
currentPosition += 1
}
return null
}
/**
* Deletes an element from the linked list at the given position.
*/
fun delete(position: Int) {
if (size == 0 || position < 0 || position >= size) {
return
}
// delete head
if (position == 0) {
head = head?.next
// if the list size is 1 then we don't have elements anymore
if (size == 1) {
tail = null
}
size -= 1
return
}
// delete anything from tail
var currentNode = head
var previousNode: Node<T>?
var currentPosition = 0
while (true) {
previousNode = currentNode
currentNode = currentNode?.next
currentPosition += 1
if (currentPosition == position) {
previousNode!!.next = currentNode?.next
if (currentPosition == size - 1) {
tail = previousNode
}
break
}
}
size -= 1
}
/**
* Coverts the Linked List to a Java List.
*/
fun toJavaList(): List<T> {
return this.toList().map { it.value }
}
/**
* Returns the size of the Linked List.
*/
fun size(): Int {
return size
}
/**
* NodeIterator that iterates over linked list nodes.
*/
class NodeIterator<T>(linkedList: LinkedList<T>) : Iterator<Node<T>> {
private var currentNode: Node<T>? = linkedList.head
override fun hasNext(): Boolean {
return currentNode != null
}
override fun next(): Node<T> {
val node = currentNode!!
currentNode = currentNode?.next
return node
}
}
/**
* Returns a list iterator.
*/
override fun iterator(): Iterator<Node<T>> {
return NodeIterator(this)
}
}

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package data_structures.linked_list
import dev.nuculabs.dsa.data_structures.linked_list.LinkedList
import org.junit.jupiter.api.Test
import org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions.*
import kotlin.test.assertContentEquals
class LinkedListTest {
@Test
fun getFirst_EmptyList() {
// Setup
val linkedList = LinkedList<String>()
// Test
assertNull(linkedList.getFirst())
}
@Test
fun getFirst() {
// Setup
val linkedList = LinkedList<String>()
linkedList.append("First")
linkedList.append("Second")
linkedList.append("Third")
// Test
assertEquals("First", linkedList.getFirst())
}
@Test
fun getLast_Empty() {
// Setup
val linkedList = LinkedList<String>()
// Test
assertNull(linkedList.getLast())
}
@Test
fun getLast() {
// Setup
val linkedList = LinkedList<String>()
linkedList.append("First")
linkedList.append("Second")
linkedList.append("Third")
// Test
assertEquals("Third", linkedList.getLast())
}
@Test
fun get() {
// Setup
val linkedList = LinkedList<String>()
linkedList.append("First")
linkedList.append("Second")
linkedList.append("Third")
// Test
assertEquals("First", linkedList.get(0))
assertEquals("Second", linkedList.get(1))
assertEquals("Third", linkedList.get(2))
assertEquals(null, linkedList.get(3))
}
@Test
operator fun iterator() {
// Setup
val iteratorOutput = arrayOfNulls<String>(3)
val linkedList = LinkedList<String>()
linkedList.append("First")
linkedList.append("Second")
linkedList.append("Third")
// Test
linkedList.forEachIndexed { index, it ->
iteratorOutput[index] = it.value
}
// Assert
assertContentEquals(arrayOf("First", "Second", "Third"), iteratorOutput)
}
@Test
fun size() {
// Setup
val linkedList = LinkedList<String>()
linkedList.append("First")
linkedList.append("Second")
linkedList.append("Third")
// Test
assertEquals(3, linkedList.size())
}
@Test
fun deleteHead() {
// Setup
val linkedList = LinkedList<String>()
linkedList.append("First")
linkedList.append("Second")
linkedList.append("Third")
// Test
linkedList.delete(0)
// Assert
assertEquals(listOf("Second", "Third"), linkedList.toJavaList())
assertEquals("Second", linkedList.getFirst())
assertEquals("Third", linkedList.getLast())
}
@Test
fun deleteMiddle() {
// Setup
val linkedList = LinkedList<String>()
linkedList.append("First")
linkedList.append("Second")
linkedList.append("Third")
// Test
linkedList.delete(1)
// Assert
assertEquals(listOf("First", "Third"), linkedList.toJavaList())
assertEquals("First", linkedList.getFirst())
assertEquals("Third", linkedList.getLast())
}
@Test
fun deleteLast() {
// Setup
val linkedList = LinkedList<String>()
linkedList.append("First")
linkedList.append("Second")
linkedList.append("Third")
// Test
linkedList.delete(2)
// Assert
assertEquals(listOf("First", "Second"), linkedList.toJavaList())
assertEquals("First", linkedList.getFirst())
assertEquals("Second", linkedList.getLast())
}
@Test
fun toJavaList() {
// Setup
val linkedList = LinkedList<String>()
linkedList.append("First")
linkedList.append("Second")
linkedList.append("Third")
// Test
val result = linkedList.toJavaList()
// Assert
assertContentEquals(listOf("First", "Second", "Third"), result)
}
}