Consider the below singly linked list with 3 nodes (A,B and C) and the address of new node D is 3x80, identify the value of D --> Next after inserting node D in between node B and node C. A 3x08 в Зx60 NULL О а. Зх60 O b. NULL O c. 3x80 d. 3x08

Consider the below singly linked list with 3 nodes (A,B and C) and the address of new node D is 3x80, identify the value of D --> Next after inserting node D in between node B and node C. A 3x08 в Зx60 NULL О а. Зх60 O b. NULL O c. 3x80 d. 3x08

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Consider the below singly linked list with 3 nodes (A,B and C) and the address of new node D is 3x80, identify the value of D --> Next
after inserting node D in between node B and node C.
A
Зх08
B
Зx60
NULL
D
O a. 3x60
O b. NULL
c. 3x80
O d. 3x08

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