Data Structures and Algorithms in Java
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Author: Michael T. Goodrich
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Chapter 3, Problem 35C
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Method clone() for DoublyLinkedList class:
Create the method clone() to create and return the duplicate copy of receiver object for DoublyLinkedList class.
//Define the clone() method
public DoublyLinkedList <E> clone() throws CloneNotSupportedException
{
/*Create an object for super class of DoublyLinkedList. */
DoublyLinkedList <E> dObj = (DoublyLinkedList <E>) super.clone();
/*Call the clone() method and assign that element to object of DoublyLinkedList "dObj" element. */
dObj...
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