Create a Doubly Linked List and Traverse Forward in Golang

A doubly linked list node contains three items, where two items point to the next and previous nodes, and the third item contains the value of that node.

Example

Approach

Step 1 − Define a method that accepts the head of a doubly linked list.

Step 2 − Initialize temp:=head.

Step 3 − Iterate temp until it becomes nil.

Step 4 − Print temp.value.

Example

 Live Demo

package main
import "fmt"
type Node struct {
   prev *Node
   value int
   next *Node
}
func CreateNewNode(value int) *Node{
   var node Node
   node.next = nil
   node.value = value
   node.prev = nil
   return &node
}
func TraverseDoublyLL(head * Node){
   // Forward Traversal
   fmt.Printf("Doubly Linked List: ")
   temp := head
   for temp!= nil{
      fmt.Printf("%d ", temp.value)
      temp = temp.next
   }
}
func main(){
   // 10 <=> 20 <=> 30 <=> 40
   head := CreateNewNode(10)
   node_2 := CreateNewNode(20)
   node_3 := CreateNewNode(30)
   node_4 := CreateNewNode(40)
   head.next = node_2
   node_2.prev = head
   node_2.next = node_3
   node_3.prev = node_2
   node_3.next = node_4
   node_4.prev = node_3
   TraverseDoublyLL(head)
}

Output

Doubly Linked List: 10 20 30 40