Sunday, April 26, 2020

Linked List in Pascal

I wrote this program a long time ago using Turbo Pascal to show how to create a Linked List in Pascal programming language.

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Program Listing

PROGRAM LinkedListDemo(INPUT, OUTPUT);
CONST
Header = '------------- Main Menu --------------';
Separator = '--------------------------------------';
TYPE
DataString = STRING[30];
ListPointer = ^ListRecord;
ListRecord = RECORD
DataField :DataString;
NextField :ListPointer
END;
VAR
FirstPointer :ListPointer;
{ --------------------------- Procedure BuildList -------------------------- }
PROCEDURE BuildList(VAR FirstPointer :ListPointer;
DataItem :DataString);
{Note: FirstPointer is passed using the VAR keyword because it will be updated
by this procedure.}
VAR
ToolPointer :ListPointer;
BEGIN
NEW(ToolPointer);
ToolPointer^.DataField := DataItem;
ToolPointer^.NextField := FirstPointer;
FirstPointer := ToolPointer
END;

{ -------------------------- Procedure ReadList ---------------------------- }
PROCEDURE ReadList(FirstPointer :ListPointer);
VAR
CurrentPointer :ListPointer;
BEGIN
CurrentPointer := FirstPointer;
WHILE CurrentPointer <> NIL DO
BEGIN
WRITELN(CurrentPointer^.DataField);
CurrentPointer := CurrentPointer^.NextField
END;
WRITELN
END;
{ -------------------------- Procedure GetData------------------------------ }
PROCEDURE GetData(VAR FirstPointer :ListPointer);
{Note: FirstPointer is passed using the VAR keyword because it will be updated
when passed to BuildList procedure.}
VAR
Name :DataString;
BEGIN
WRITELN('Enter the names to be added to the list,',
' when finished hit ENTER.');
{ Read the first data item }
READLN(Name);
{ Check for end-of-data }
WHILE LENGTH(Name) <> 0 DO
BEGIN
BuildList(FirstPointer, Name);
READLN(Name)
END
END;
{ ------------------------- Procedure DisplayInfo -------------------------- }
PROCEDURE DisplayInfo(FirstPointer :ListPointer);
BEGIN
WRITELN(Separator);
WRITELN('The contents of the list: ');
ReadList(FirstPointer);
WRITE('Hit any key to continue...');
READLN
END;
{ --------------------------- Procedure Menu ------------------------------- }
PROCEDURE Menu;
VAR
Option :INTEGER;

BEGIN
WRITELN(Header);
WRITELN('1. Store data in a list.');
WRITELN('2. Display the list.');
WRITELN('3. Exit.');
WRITELN(Separator);
WRITE('Make a choice and press a number: ');
READLN(Option);
CASE Option OF
1 : GetData(FirstPointer);
2 : DisplayInfo(FirstPointer);
3 : Exit
END;
Menu
END;
{ ----------------------------- Main Program ------------------------------- }
BEGIN
{ Initialize an empty list }
FirstPointer := NIL;
menu

END.



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