Split Circular Linked List into Two Halves | Day 28 | 100 Days of DSA with Java

Welcome to Day 28 of 100 Days of DSA with Java. In this video, we solve an important linked list problem: Split a Circular Linked List into Two Halves. We first understand what a circular linked list is and how it is different from a singly linked list. In a circular linked list, the last node does not point to null; instead, it points back to the first node. After that, we learn how to split the circular linked list into two separate circular linked lists using the slow and fast pointer approach. Problem Covered: GeeksforGeeks — Split a Circular Linked List into Two Halves Topics Covered: Circular linked list basics Difference between singly and circular linked list Splitting circular linked list into two halves Slow and fast pointer approach Handling circular traversal Finding midpoint in circular linked list Creating two circular linked lists Java implementation Linked list interview problem By the end of this video, you’ll clearly understand how to split a circular linked list into two halves while maintaining the circular structure of both parts. #dsa #java #linkedlists #DataStructures #CodingInterview #dsawithjava #placementpreparation