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  1. 09-September

07. Reverse Linked List II

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My Approach

  1. Check if left is equal to right. If they are equal, there is no need to reverse the list, so return the original head.

  2. Initialize two pointers:

    • prev as NULL (to keep track of the node before the left-th node in the sublist).

    • curr as head (to traverse the list).

  3. Traverse the list to position left - 1 using a for loop:

    • Start the loop with i initialized to 1.

    • In each iteration, update prev to curr and move curr to the next node in the list (curr = curr->next).

  4. After the loop, prev points to the node before the left-th node, and curr points to the left-th node to be reversed.

  5. Create two additional pointers:

    • first as prev (to keep track of the node before the reversed sublist).

    • newend as curr (to keep track of the first node in the reversed sublist).

    • nextNode as curr->next (to initialize the next node after the reversed sublist).

  6. Use a for loop to reverse the sublist from left to right:

    • Initialize a loop variable i to 0.

    • In each iteration, reverse the curr node by updating curr->next to point to prev, then update prev to curr, and curr to nextNode.

    • Additionally, update nextNode to the next node in the list (nextNode = nextNode->next) if nextNode is not NULL.

  7. After the loop, the sublist from left to right is reversed, and prev points to the new head of this reversed sublist, while curr points to the node after the reversed sublist.

  8. Check if first is not NULL (i.e., the sublist to be reversed does not start at the beginning of the list). If not NULL, update first->next to point to the new head of the reversed sublist (prev).

  9. If first is NULL, it means the sublist to be reversed starts at the beginning of the list. In this case, update head to point to the new head of the reversed sublist (prev).

Time and Auxiliary Space Complexity

  • Time Complexity: O(n)

  • Auxiliary Space Complexity: O(1)

Code (C++)


class Solution {
public:
    ListNode* reverseBetween(ListNode* head, int left, int right) {
        if(left == right) return head;
        ListNode* prev = NULL;
        ListNode* curr = head;
    
        for(int i=1;i<left;i++) {
            prev = curr;
            curr = curr -> next;
        }

        ListNode* first = prev;
        ListNode* newend = curr;
        ListNode* nextNode = curr -> next;

        for(int i = 0;i<right - left + 1;i++) {
            curr -> next = prev;
            prev = curr;
            curr = nextNode;
            if(nextNode != NULL) nextNode = nextNode -> next;
        }

        if(first != NULL) first -> next = prev;
        else head = prev;
        
        newend -> next = curr;
        return head;
    }
};

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