Feat/Sorting a singly linked list using C language #1509
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This contribution adds a complete singly linked list implementation in C with useful operations:
Insert a node at the beginning, at a specific position, or at the end.
Delete a node from the beginning, from a specific position, or from the end.
Display the list, search for a value, and find maximum and minimum elements.
Sort the list in ascending order.
Reverse the list.
Count the total number of nodes.
The code is organized under the
data_structures/folder and follows a clear structure for easy understanding and reuse.This implementation will help beginners understand linked list operations and provides a reference for common linked list algorithms in C.