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C# Program to check whether a node is a LinkedList or not
Use the Contains() method to check whether a node is a LinkedList or not.
Here is our LinkedList.
string [] students = {"Beth","Jennifer","Amy","Vera"};
LinkedList<string> list = new LinkedList<string>(students);
Now, to check whether the node “Amy” is in the list or not, we will use the Contains() method as shown below −
list.Contains("Amy")
The method will return a Boolean value i.e. True in this case.
Let us see the complete code.
Example
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
class Demo {
static void Main() {
string [] students = {"Beth","Jennifer","Amy","Vera"};
LinkedList<string> list = new LinkedList<string>(students);
foreach (var stu in list) {
Console.WriteLine(stu);
}
// adding a node at the end
var newNode = list.AddLast("Emma");
// adding a new node after the node added above
list.AddAfter(newNode, "Matt");
Console.WriteLine("LinkedList after adding new nodes...");
foreach (var stu in list) {
Console.WriteLine(stu);
}
Console.WriteLine("Is Student Amy (node) in the list?: "+list.Contains("Amy"));
Console.WriteLine("Is Student Anne (node) in the list?: "+list.Contains("Anne"));
}
}
Output
Beth Jennifer Amy Vera LinkedList after adding new nodes... Beth Jennifer Amy Vera Emma Matt Is Student Amy (node) in the list?: True Is Student Anne (node) in the list?: False
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