n C program, create a linked list that asks the user to insert a single-digit or multi-digit number. Once the number is inserted, your code turns every single digit of the inserted number into a node, and as the output the code prints out the sorted version of these digits that s called a "sorted linked list". Example: input: 5208514 Output: 0124558

n C program, create a linked list that asks the user to insert a single-digit or multi-digit number. Once the number is inserted, your code turns every single digit of the inserted number into a node, and as the output the code prints out the sorted version of these digits that s called a "sorted linked list". Example: input: 5208514 Output: 0124558

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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Chapter18: Stacks And Queues

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