Given a sorted list, delete all nodes that contain duplicate numbers, leaving only the numbers in the original linked list that do not recur.
Example 1:
Input: 1->2->3->3->4->4->5 output: 1->2->5
Example 2:
Input: 1->1->1->2->3 output: 2->3
Idea: This topic is not the same as the previous one, because it does not leave repeating elements. My first thought was to traverse the list, calculate and save the number of each value, iterate through the list again, and leave the node that only appeared once, but it's not wise to traverse two of times, and the way I count is not so good, num[p->val]++, if the value in the list is negative, Obviously, there are other methods of counting here (not discussed here), but this is the first thing to give up.
The following direct code, I here is the point to note: (1) changes in the head node, if the repetition of the number appears in the beginning, the head node must be replaced (2) if the entire list has not found no duplicate nodes, meaning to return null, Here is the final note (3) Treatment of the end of the list, if the remaining one is not duplicated, to join the list, because the program's double pointer traversal, the condition is not judged
listnode* Deleteduplicates (listnode*head) { if(Head==null | | head->next==null)returnHead; ListNode* p1,*p2,*P3; P3=NULL; P1=Head; P2=p1->Next; intnum=1, flag=0; while(p2) {if(p2->val==p1->val) {num++; } Else if(P2->val!=p1->val && num>1) {P1=P2; Num=1; } Else { if(flag==0) {Head=p3=P1; Flag=1; } Else{P3->next=P1; P3=p3->Next; } p1=p1->Next; } P2=p2->Next; } if(p1->next==NULL) { if(p3==NULL) {Head=p3=P1; } Else{P3->next=P1; P3=p3->Next; } } if(P3==null)returnNULL; P3->next=NULL; returnHead; }
I think my above practice, although clear the idea, but still too cumbersome, so look for the great God of the simple code implementation
listnode* Deleteduplicates (listnode*head) { if(!head)returnnullptr; ListNode* pre=nullptr; ListNode* cur=Head; while(cur) {if(Cur->next && cur->next->val==cur->val) { intA=cur->Val; while(Cur->next && cur->next->val==a) {cur=cur->Next; } if(!pre) {Head=cur->Next; } Else{Pre->next=cur->Next; } } Else{Pre=cur; } cur=cur->Next; } returnHead; }
Leetcode (82)-delete duplicate elements in a sorted list II