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Implement the following linkedlist using C program.
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Generate the linkedlistwith Sam, Paul, Henry, Alan.
Sort the linkedlist in ascendingorder as follows and yourstart pointer is Alan.
Delete Henry from the abovelinkedlist and add Bill gates and your final linkedlistwillbewithnodesAlan, Bill Gates, Henry, Paul and Sam.

Transcribed Image Text:1. Implement the followinglinkedlistusing C program.
Sample Input :
Generate the linkedlistwith Sam, Paul, Henry, Alan.
Sort the linkedlist in ascendingorder as follows and yourstart pointer is Alan.
node pointers
Paul
Henry
Alan
Sam
V Null
pointer
An alphabetic linked list
start pointer
Delete Henry from the abovelinkedlist and add Bill gates and your final
linkedlistwillbewithnodesAlan, Bill Gates, Henry, Paul and Sam.
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