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Which of the Following will define a type NODE that is a
node in a Linked list?
A)struct node {NODE*next;int x;};type def struct node NODE;
B)typedef struct NODE {struct NODE *next;int x;};
C)typedef struct NODE {NODE *next;int x;};
D)typedef struct {NODE *next;int x;}NODE;
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Answer / shahzad
B)
coz ..linked list node contain two parts ..
one is address to next node
other is data part in single list....
writting keyword struct before NODE is must..
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Answer / gorgeousgirl
all the four given options throws error...
the correct answer should be:
typedef struct node NODE;
struct node {NODE*next;int x;};
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Answer / ashwin kumar
Shahzad is correct
next node must be like a 1st node means it must have two
fields one for two store data and another field for
storing address of the next node.
in 2nd field where we have point to the next node we must
store address of the next node , so we are using pointer ,
as we are pointing to a next node of type structure so we
must use
struct NODE *next
plz info me if any mistake in my answer
molugu.ashwin@gmail.com
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Answer / vikraman85
B is the answer..
b'coz in struct node *next only specify the address of the
next node.. others not..
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