Consider the following struct declaration that defines a node of a linked link. struct Node{ char ch; struct Node* link; }; Consider the linked list in Figure 1. Suppose head and temp are Node type pointers. The head node of the linked list is pointed by the head pointer. Each node stores one character type data as shown in Figure 1. What will be the output of the following pseudocode? foo(head) 1.if head is NULL a. return 2. temp = head 3. foo(temp->link) 4. print temp->ch

Consider the following struct declaration that defines a node of a linked link. struct Node{ char ch; struct Node* link; }; Consider the linked list in Figure 1. Suppose head and temp are Node type pointers. The head node of the linked list is pointed by the head pointer. Each node stores one character type data as shown in Figure 1. What will be the output of the following pseudocode? foo(head) 1.if head is NULL a. return 2. temp = head 3. foo(temp->link) 4. print temp->ch

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