EBK DATA STRUCTURES AND ALGORITHMS IN C
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Author: DROZDEK
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Chapter 3, Problem 13E
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Program plan:
- (a) Define a structure “sllNode” to initialization of singly linked list node.
- (b) Define a structure “slList” to create a singly linked list.
- (c) Define a function “listInitialization()” to initialize the new singly linked list.
- (d) Define a function “listCreation()” to create the list with elements in the node.
- (e) Define a function “listInsertion()” to add new elements to the nodes in the singly linked list.
- (f) Define a function “listAttach()” to append the second list to the end of the first list.
- (g) Define a function “listDisplay()” to the show the list.
- (h) Define a function “main()” to call the respective functions said above to produce the required output.
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