[canibus]

hey,i'm a nu user & i have the following question..

Q:
a program that adds nodes @ the begining,the midle & the end of a :
linked-list,double-linked list,linked queue & contiguous list.

help appreciated

peace

[Amadeus]

That's not a question, it's a request for a program. What have you got so far?

[canibus]

well,ya..
request for a program

to be honest,i have got nothin till now..

[Amadeus]

Well, I assume this is for a school assignment, so I'll tell you that we don't generally provide whole programs...I will, however, start you out with the following struct to get you started.

struct node
{
   int value;
   node *next;
};

int main(void)
{
   node *begin_node = NULL;
   return 0;
}

Please note that the structure defined is not exactly what you'll require to complete all facets of the assignment, but is enough to get you started.

[canibus]

well bro its not an assignment
but i have a data structure exam on sunday..
but coz i work i didnt have time to study it till now
so the teacher said if we write the program i requested
that means we understand it all..
so i'm gonna study & i hoped that u guys in here would help me with
the code,so when i finish studyin(that would be saturday night) i'll check this program & would be able to understand it and get the point of it..

u know when u finish studyin this load of material u haven't study b4
u won't be able to write the program after u finish

so PLZ help me with that,and i'll be so thankfull

[Amadeus]

But you haven't asked for help with the code, you've asked for the code...your prof is correct, you would understand the material if you wrote the program, but you won't if you're simply reading a program that someone else wrote.

We're more than willing to help you understand how to do it, and guide you along the way, but there has to be some indication that you've tried the program yourself, and got to a point where you'd like some advice. See what I mean?

If it's really just the program you're looking for, you can google 'c++ linked lists'. There are many ready to go programs out there, freely available.

[dorknexus]

maybe you should divert your efforts to english classes

This post has been edited by Dark_Nexus: 13 May 2005 - 05:57 PM

[runtime error]

we only help with code that is already written sorry, how about you write some code and we will help you understand it. whether it is for a test or not we do not write programs for people.

Also notice your teacher if YOU write the program you will understand it. Thats generally how programming works:
1)Try writing some code
2)See if the code works
3)If it doesn't work or you don't understand it then find resources (such as dreamincode) on how to fix it or why it something is the way it is.
4) go to step 1 till the program works and you understand why it works.

If you are having problems as you are writing the program or you don't quite understand something as you are studying, let us know we will help you understand it or we will help you fix the bug in the program and explain why.

[canibus]

ok,fellas..
i guess i'll try to write that code
& u guys will help me if i had problems..

[runtime error]

canibus, on May 14 2005, 07:14 AM, said:

ok,fellas..
i guess i'll try to write that code
& u guys will help me if i had problems..

absolutely we are here to help