What is a node class in c++?
Answer / Geeta Chhabra
"A Node class represents a single data item along with a reference to the next and/or previous nodes in a linear collection such as a linked list. Each Node object stores a value, a pointer to another Node (for creating the chain of nodes), and sometimes additional information."
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