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Write a program that implements the methods of a list using LINKED LISTS. Send source code
Create a menu with an option for each of the list methods.
END(L)
PRINT_LIST(L)
INSERT(x,p,L)
LOCATE(x, L)
RECOVER(p,L)
DELETE(p, L)
NEXT(p,L)
PREVIOUS(p,L)
DESTROY(L)
FIRST(L)
EMPTY(L)
Validate p(position) between 1 and the size of the list.
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