#include<stdio.h>
#include<conio.h>

struct egde
{
       int nodeno;
       struct edge*next;
};

struct node
{
       int nodeno;
       struct node *next;
       struct edge *link;
};

struct node*graph=NULL;


typedef struct node node;
typedef struct egde edge;

node*find(int);
void insert_egde();
void insert_node();
void display();

int main()
{
    int ch,i,j;
    do{
               printf("\ninsert node");
               printf("\ninsert edge");
               printf("\ndisplay");
               printf("\nexit");
               printf("\nenter choice:");
               scanf("%d",&ch);
               switch(ch)
               {
                         case 1:
                              insert_node();
                              break;
                         case 2:
                              insert_egde();
                              break;
                         case 3:
                              display();
                              break;
                         case 4:
                              exit(0);
                              break;
                              
               }
        
       }while(ch!=5);    
}

void insert_node()
{
     int inf;
     node*new1;
     node*loc;
     printf("enter info:");
     scanf("%d",&inf);
     
     new1=(node*)malloc(sizeof(node));
     new1->nodeno=inf;
     new1->link=NULL;
     new1->next=NULL;
     if(graph==NULL)
     graph=new1;
     else
     {
         loc=find(inf);
         if(loc!=NULL)
         printf("node present");
         else
         {
             new1->next=graph;
             graph=new1;
         }
     }
 }


node* find(int inf)
{
      node*temp=graph;
     if(temp->nodeno==inf)
     return graph;
     else
     {
         while(temp!=NULL)
         {
                          if(temp->nodeno==inf)
                          return temp;
         }
         return temp;
     }
     
 }
 
void insert_egde()
{
     int src,dest;
     node *loc1,*loc2;
     printf("enter source:");
     scanf("%d",&src);
     printf("enter dest:");
     scanf("%d",&dest);
     loc1=find(src);
     loc2=find(dest);
     if(loc1==NULL || loc2==NULL)
     printf("egde not possible!");
     else
     {
         edge*new1;
         new1=(edge*)malloc(sizeof(edge));
         new1->next=loc1->link;
         new1->nodeno=dest;
         loc1->link=new1;
     }
}
  
void display()
{
     node *temp1=graph;
     edge *temp2;
     while(temp1!=NULL)
     {
                     temp2=temp1->link;
                     printf("%d    ",temp1->nodeno);
                     while(temp2!=NULL)
                     {
                                 printf("%d,",temp2->nodeno);      
                     }                    
                     printf("\n");
     }
}

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if u are getting any error in the code better focus that error so that we can try to solve it

if u are getting any error in the code better focus that error so that we can try to solve it

it is saying that "incompatible pointer conversion"

well friend its not showing any error here.
But there are some warnings.

it is saying that "incompatible pointer conversion"

Oh goody, a guessing game! The odds: 1:139 chance of guessing the correct line.

See this and read it this time.

You have to decide, is it egde or edge the name of your struct?

You have to decide, is it egde or edge the name of your struct?

ya, this is right answer. i got that.warning washed off. thnxx. thread is solved.

its really great to observe those small points
thanks for solving the error..

its really great to observe those small points
thanks for solving the error..

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