Conceptually, a linked list is a set of nodes, say of type Node, with two fields, one containing data, and one containing a reference to an element of type node

A few examples: Linked lists are created and edited by computers: Typically, the programme monitors a pair of nodes: Two common use of the null reference in the linked list's node.

Explain how a linked list can expand its size while stlil having the same head pointer.

Write a C code for the structure types of a dynamic linked list implementation of a “queue”. Each node of the queue will have the following information: Name of the queue: library_tComponents of the queue:Book_Name (name of the book)Writter_Name (name of the writter)ID (identification number of the book)Edition (edition of the book)Link: pointer/link to next node Write functions to add and remove the nodes of the queue and use printf() to show that the code is working properly