PROGRAMME IN C++ 1. Please modify the linked list progam provided to produce thesample ofoutput is as below:.Sample of Output:Please enter a new value to be inserted : 88Please enter a new value to be inserted : 15Please enter a new value to be inserted : 3Please enter a new value to be inserted : 28Please enter a now value to be inserted : 49**Di splay list**3 28881549Please enter a data to be removed : 3**Di splay list**88 1528Please enter a data to be romoved : 18Sarry we cannat remove the data as it is not in the listPlease enter a data that you want to find : 28Yes, the data is foundlReversed list49 28 15Sorted list15 28 49Reversed list88 49 2815**De lete list****oi splay list**Sorry the list is omptyHints: Please create thereversed list function.

class Node: used to represent each node class SinglyLL: used to represent linked list void…

Please enter a new value to be inserted : 28 Please enter a new value to be inserted : 49 **oi splay list** 15 3 28 49 Please enter a data to be romo ved : 3 **oi splay list** 15 28 Please enter a dat a to be removed : 18 Sarry we cannot remove the dat a as it is not in the list Please enter a dat a that you want to find : 28 Ves, the data is foundi Reversed list 28 15 Sort ed list 15 28 49 Rave rsed list 88 49 28 15 **De lete list ** **oi splay list** Sarry the list is ompty Hints: Piease create thereversed list function.

Please enter a new value to be inserted : 28 Please enter a new value to be inserted : 49 oi splay list 15 3 28 49 Please enter a data to be romo ved : 3 oi splay list 15 28 Please enter a dat a to be removed : 18 Sarry we cannot remove the dat a as it is not in the list Please enter a dat a that you want to find : 28 Ves, the data is foundi Reversed list 28 15 Sort ed list 15 28 49 Rave rsed list 88 49 28 15 De lete list oi splay list Sarry the list is ompty Hints: Piease create thereversed list function.

Database System Concepts

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ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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