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BlazingSunset

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Jan 8, 2003
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Hello, I'm fairly new to C and got involved in a thread in the C forum regarding Linked Lists (out of curiosity) because I wanted to learn about them. I learned more in one afternoon on tek-tips than I have in the past couple of weeks from text books. However, it appears that one of the members of the C forum didn't like the code in the thread and they had it censored/removed out of pure spite and pettiness. I was told that I could find people who would be actually willing to help me here instead of picking fault with other people's answers.
So I learned some of the basics of Linked Lists and how to use them. I'm now kind of hungry for more information on them so any information would be highly appreciated.
 
I'm not sure how much you know already, but here is a tutorial
If you have any questions feel free to ask. It is also very important that you learn how to use the list class from the Standard Library. Official documentation can be found at sgi.com/tech/stl

Later you might want to move on to stacks, queues, and binary trees.
 
BlazingSunset - seeing as how our threads keep disappearing from the C forum I have written a beginners guide to linked lists FAQ which is available in this forum as well as Visual C++ and C++:Unix - just click the FAQs tab and you'll find it there! :)
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Excellent - thank you!!! At last I have the code back! I've already copied and pasted it into my editor (just in case it goes missing again!). I'll be playing around with the code this evening.
Also thanks Bryan, I'm only just getting to grips with this stuff (let alone the list class!) but I'll be sure to look at the link you provided.
You were right about this forum and thank you again for helping a beginner!!
 
No problem! ;-)
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