Programming in C
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Chapter 10, Problem 3E
Program Plan Intro
Program Plan:
- Include the required headers.
- Define the structure
- Define the function prototype.
- Define the main method
- Declare the required variables
- Initialize the variable defined
- Allocate the required space.
- Prompt user to display a menu and based on the choice user inserts or displays the element present in the list.
- Based on the input entered the operation is being performed using a switch case
- The process will be continued until the user exit it.
- Define the method “insertEntry()”
- Prompt user to enter the elements of the list.
- Assign the position where an element needs to be inserted.
- Define the method “displayEntry()”
- Display the elements present in the linked list.
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