For this problem you can use the singly linked list code implemented in lab class. Take an integer N (0

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For this problem you can use the singly linked list code implemented in lab class. Take an integer 
N (0<N<1000) as input from user. Generate N random values (range: 1-100) and store/delete
them sequentially by implementing the following function:
 node* notMoreThanTwo(node *head, int value)
This function will add the number in head if this is first appearance, insert in tail if it is a 
duplicate value, and delete the first value if it is in list twice already. For each insertion print %d
inserted and for deletion print %d deleted, where %d is the randomly generated value

 

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