Final answer:
To reverse the elements in a circularly linked list in Java, you can implement a method using a class to represent a node and another class to represent the circularly linked list, and use the reversal algorithm by updating the next pointers.
Step-by-step explanation:
To reverse the elements in a circularly linked list in Java, you can implement a method as follows:
- Create a class to represent a node in the circularly linked list. Each node should have a reference to the next node.
- Create a class to represent the circularly linked list. This class should have a reference to the first node in the list.
- In the reverse method, iterate through the list and reverse the order of the nodes by updating the next pointers.
- Finally, update the first node reference in the circularly linked list class to point to the last node after the reversal.
Here is an example implementation:
public class Node {
 int data;
 Node next;
}
public class CircularLinkedList {
 Node first; 
 public void reverse() {
 if (first == null) {
 return;
 } 
 Node current = first;
 Node previous = null;
 Node next = null; 
 do {
 next = current.next;
 current.next = previous;
 previous = current;
 current = next;
 } while (current != first); 
 first = previous;
 }
}