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Chapter 13, Problem 6PP
Program Plan Intro
Creation of
Program Plan:
- Define a structure “Node” and member variable as well as link to next node.
- Define a main method
- Define node instances for current and head nodes.
- Get count of suitors from user and store it in variable.
- If there is only one suitor, then that is the winner.
- If there is more than one suitor, create new node and assign values.
- Eliminate each suitor and delete element.
- Loop until the elements become same.
- Display the result of the operation.
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