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How To Represent A Linked List Node? |
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Answer» The SIMPLEST representation of a LINKED list node is wrapping the data and the link using a typedef STRUCTURE and giving the structure as a Node pointer that points to the NEXT node. An example representation in C is /*ll stands for linked list*/ typedef struct ll { int data; struct ll *next; } Node; The simplest representation of a linked list node is wrapping the data and the link using a typedef structure and giving the structure as a Node pointer that points to the next node. An example representation in C is /*ll stands for linked list*/ typedef struct ll { int data; struct ll *next; } Node; |
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