Clone a Linked List
Write a function that takes a singly linked list and returns a complete copy of that list.
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We have discussed the linked list data structure, which is dynamic in nature (the memory is allocated during the run time). Now the question that might be on a few people’s minds is – can a linked link be implemented statically as well? This post tries to answer this question.
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This post will discuss various linked list implementation techniques in detail and construct a singly linked list in the C programming language.
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