Data Structures and algorithms (C/C++) Note: Solve it using Structures Q13. Create a linked list with given number in which info part of each node contains the digit of this number. Suppose the number is 54681 then the nodes of linked list should contain 5, 4, 6, 8, 1.(Hint: Separate numbers using modulus(% ) operator.)

Data Structures and algorithms (C/C++) Note: Solve it using Structures Q13. Create a linked list with given number in which info part of each node contains the digit of this number. Suppose the number is 54681 then the nodes of linked list should contain 5, 4, 6, 8, 1.(Hint: Separate numbers using modulus(% ) operator.)

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