To find the length of a linked list in PHP, we need to traverse the entire list and count the number of nodes.
Here's an example code that demonstrates how to find the length of a linked list in PHP:
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In this code, we create two classes, Node
and LinkedList
. The Node
class represents a node in the linked list, which contains some data and a pointer to the next node. The LinkedList
class maintains a reference to the head of the list and provides methods to insert new nodes into the list and find the length of the list.
The length()
method of the LinkedList
class traverses the entire list and counts the number of nodes. We start from the head of the list and keep moving forward until we reach the end of the list (pointed by null
). At each node, we increment the counter variable $count
. After traversing the entire list, we return the value of $count
.
To use this code, we create a new LinkedList
object, insert some nodes into it, and call the length()
method to find the length of the list. In the example above, the output is Length of the list is: 3
, which means the list contains three nodes.
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