4 4 votes Consider the following Doubly Linked List:If head points to the first node of the linked list then what will be the output of the following node?head = head.next.next.next.prev head.next.next.prev = head print(head.next.next.prev.next.value)$1$$3$$5$$7$ Data Structures goclasses_da_dsa_tw1 goclasses data-structures linked-list one-mark + – GO Classes 616 views answer comment Share Follow Print 0 reply Please log in or register to add a comment.
8 8 votes GO Classes answered Sep 15, 2024 GO Classes comment Share Follow See all 3 Comments 3 3 Comments reply Protyusha_Ghosh commented Jan 26, 2025 reply Follow flag IN this explnation it is written that 5000-> prev = 3000 , how can be it is 3000?? why not 4000 3 3 replyShare tejaswikandula2255 commented Nov 5, 2025 reply Follow flag given head.next.next.prev = head (1) break it down as-head - 3000head.next - 4000head.next.next - 5000 Replace this into (1) we get5000.prev=headwe know that head=3000hence, 5000.prev=3000 0 0 replyShare SVM commented Nov 11, 2025 reply Follow flag @Protyusha_Ghoshbcz code says (head.next.next.prev = head) it meansleft hand side = right hand sideagain it meansPython first evaluates the right-hand side (RHS)Then it assigns that value or reference to the left-hand side (LHS)Evaluate RHS → head node with value 5Assign to LHS → head.next.next.prev (9.prev → 5)head.next.next.prev, it now refers to 5. correct me if i am wrong 0 0 replyShare Please log in or register to add a comment.
1 1 vote If Plotted Address correctly, This Problem is Easy to solve. ukkv.com answered Dec 4, 2025 ukkv.com comment Share Follow 0 reply Please log in or register to add a comment.
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0 0 votes Explanation: Initially, head points to the first node 1. The first statement updates head to point to head.next.next.next.prev, which is 5. The second statement head.next.next.prev = head that means 9->prev = head. print(head.next.next.prev.next.value) = 7. Kayden Cat answered Dec 11, 2024 Kayden Cat comment Share Follow 0 reply Please log in or register to add a comment.
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