Write a recursive function called print list() that outputs the integer value of each node in a linked list. Function print_list() has one parameter, the head node of a list. The main program reads the size of the linked list, followed by the values in the list. Assume the linked list has at least 1 node.

What happens when a programmer attempts to access a node's data fields when the node variable refers to None? How do you guard against it? *PYTHON

Course: Data Structure and Algorithims Language: Java Kindly make the program in 2 hours. Task is well explained.  You have to make the proogram properly in Java: Restriction: Prototype cannot be change you have to make program by using given prototype. TAsk: Create a class Node having two data members int data;     Node next;   Write the parametrized constructor of the class Node which contain one parameter int value assign this value to data and assign next to null Create class LinkList having one data members of type Node. Node head Write the following function in the LinkList class publicvoidinsertAtLast(int data);//this function add node at the end of the list publicvoid insertAthead(int data);//this function add node at the head of the list publicvoid deleteNode(int key);//this function find a node containing "key" and delete it publicvoid printLinkList();//this function print all the values in the Linklist public LinkListmergeList(LinkList l1,LinkList l2);// this function…

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void getVectorSize(int& size); void readData(vector<Highscore>& scores); void sortData(vector<Highscore>& scores); vector<Highscore>::iterator findLocationOfLargest( const vector<Highscore>::iterator startingLocation, const vector<Highscore>::iterator endingLocation); void displayData(const vector<Highscore>& scores); The size parameter from the given code won't be needed now, since a vector knows its own size. Notice that the findLocationOfLargest() function does not need the vector itself as a parameter, since you can access the vector using the provided iterator parameters. The name field in the struct must still be a c-string The focus of this assignment is to use iterators. You must use iterators wherever possible to access the vector. As a result, you must not use square brackets, the push_back() function, the at() function, etc. Also, the word "index" shouldn't appear in your code anywhere. You won't get full credit if…

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