1. Why we need to change pointer variable name temp when we create new Node?
2. What is the meaning of Null when it is assigned in any Node(address part )?
Answer the question and discuss if you have any confusion
by Md Assaduzzaman -
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1.Ans: We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create new node because the compiler will take the latest name of variable thats why we change the variable name.
2.Ans : Null in any Node means the next have no values and this is the last Node and not linked with any Node.
2.Ans : Null in any Node means the next have no values and this is the last Node and not linked with any Node.
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by Dipta bhowmik15-3425 -
Ans no : 1
Because of the compiler will take the latest name of the variable for this We have to change the pointer variable name temp when we create a new node.
Ans no :2
The significance of null to the location part of a node shows that the node isn't connected up with some other node close to it.
Because of the compiler will take the latest name of the variable for this We have to change the pointer variable name temp when we create a new node.
Ans no :2
The significance of null to the location part of a node shows that the node isn't connected up with some other node close to it.
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by Mafujul Haque Plabon -
Answer to the question no(1)
We need to rename the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the linklist. This is because when we allocate memory to create a new node and make a temp call, the previous node will repeatedly call a pointer variable called temp. As a result, I will not be able to create new nodes and enter data into them. So we have to change the name of the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the linklist.
Answer to the question no (2)
Assigning a null to the address portion of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node. Therefore, we assign null to the address portion of the last node if we do not take any further nodes.
We need to rename the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the linklist. This is because when we allocate memory to create a new node and make a temp call, the previous node will repeatedly call a pointer variable called temp. As a result, I will not be able to create new nodes and enter data into them. So we have to change the name of the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the linklist.
Answer to the question no (2)
Assigning a null to the address portion of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node. Therefore, we assign null to the address portion of the last node if we do not take any further nodes.
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1.Ans:
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create new node because the compiler will take the latest name of variable thats why we change the variable name.
2.Ans :
Null in any Node means the next have no values and this is the last Node and not linked with any Node.
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by Arifa Rahman Tony -
1:We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create new node because the compiler will take the latest name of variable thats why we change the variable name when creating a new node in the linked list.
2:The meaning of a null to the address part of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node.The node is the last node and not linked with any node.
2:The meaning of a null to the address part of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node.The node is the last node and not linked with any node.
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Ans to the question no : 1
We need to rename the pointer variable name temp when creating a new node in the link-list. Because when we allocate memory to create a new node and make a temp call, the previous node will repeatedly call a pointer variable called temp. So, I will not be able to create new nodes and enter data into them. So we have to change the name of the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the link-list.
Ans to the question no : 2
The meaning of a null to the address part of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. So, Null in any Node means the next have no values and this is the last Node and not linked with any Node.
We need to rename the pointer variable name temp when creating a new node in the link-list. Because when we allocate memory to create a new node and make a temp call, the previous node will repeatedly call a pointer variable called temp. So, I will not be able to create new nodes and enter data into them. So we have to change the name of the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the link-list.
Ans to the question no : 2
The meaning of a null to the address part of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. So, Null in any Node means the next have no values and this is the last Node and not linked with any Node.
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1.
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create new node because the compiler will take the latest name of variable thats why we change the variable name.
2.
Null in any Node means the next have no values and this is the last Node and not linked with any Node.
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create new node because the compiler will take the latest name of variable thats why we change the variable name.
2.
Null in any Node means the next have no values and this is the last Node and not linked with any Node.
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Answer to the Q.No. 01
We need to rename the pointer variable name temp when creating a new node in the link-list. Because when we allocate memory to create a new node and make a temp call, the previous node will repeatedly call a pointer variable called temp. So, I will not be able to create new nodes and enter data into them. So we have to change the name of the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the link-list.
Answer to the Q.No.02
The meaning of a null to the address part of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node.The node is the last node and not linked with any node.
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by Sazzad Hosain Sagor -
Answer to the question no(1)
We need to rename the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the link list. This is because when we allocate memory to create a new node and make a temp call, the previous node will repeatedly call a pointer variable called temp. As a result, I will not be able to create new nodes and enter data into them. So we have to change the name of the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the link list.
Answer to the question no (2)
Assigning a null to the address portion of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node. Therefore, we assign null to the address portion of the last node if we do not take any further nodes.
We need to rename the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the link list. This is because when we allocate memory to create a new node and make a temp call, the previous node will repeatedly call a pointer variable called temp. As a result, I will not be able to create new nodes and enter data into them. So we have to change the name of the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the link list.
Answer to the question no (2)
Assigning a null to the address portion of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node. Therefore, we assign null to the address portion of the last node if we do not take any further nodes.
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by Mst Naima Sultana -
Answer to the question no-01
Link-list When creating a new node we need to name the pointer variable, which is called temp. Because when we allocate memory when creating a new node and calling a temp, the previous node repeatedly calls a pointer variable called a tempSo, I will not be able to create new nodes and enter data into them. So we have to change the name of the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the link-list.
Answer to the question no-02
The meaning of a null to the address part of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. So this node will not point to any next node.The node is the last node and not linked with any node.
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by Ismotara Dipty -
Answer to the question no 1:
We need to rename the pointer variable name temp when creating a new node in the link-list, because when we dispense memory to make another node and settle on a temp decision, the past node will consistently call a pointer variable called temp. Along these lines, I won't have the option to make new node and enter information into them. So we need to change the name of the pointer variable temp while making another node in the connection list.
Answer to the question no 2:
The meaning of a null to the address part of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it.
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by Maherunnesa Mim -
Ans to the question no:1
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create a new node because the compiler will take the latest name of the variable that's why we change the variable name.
Ans to the question no 2:
Null in any Node means the next to have no values and this is the last Node and not linked with any Node.
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create a new node because the compiler will take the latest name of the variable that's why we change the variable name.
Ans to the question no 2:
Null in any Node means the next to have no values and this is the last Node and not linked with any Node.
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1.
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create new node because the compiler will take the latest name of variable thats why we change the variable name when creating a new node in the linked list.
2.
The meaning of a null to the address part of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node.The node is the last node and not linked with any node.
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create new node because the compiler will take the latest name of variable thats why we change the variable name when creating a new node in the linked list.
2.
The meaning of a null to the address part of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node.The node is the last node and not linked with any node.
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by Arif Hosen -
Answer to the Question No. 01
We need to rename the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the link list. This is because when we allocate memory to create a new node and make a temp call, the previous node will repeatedly call a pointer variable called temp. As a result, I will not be able to create new nodes and enter data into them. So, we have to change the name of the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the link list.
Answer to the Question No. 02
Assigning a null to the address portion of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node. Therefore, we assign null to the address portion of the last node if we do not take any further nodes.
We need to rename the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the link list. This is because when we allocate memory to create a new node and make a temp call, the previous node will repeatedly call a pointer variable called temp. As a result, I will not be able to create new nodes and enter data into them. So, we have to change the name of the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the link list.
Answer to the Question No. 02
Assigning a null to the address portion of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node. Therefore, we assign null to the address portion of the last node if we do not take any further nodes.
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by Antho Ghosh -
1.We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create new node because the compiler we take the lastest name of variable that's why we change the variable name when creating a new node in the linked list.
2.The meaning of a null to the adress part of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. so, null in any node means the next have no values and. this is the best node and not linked with any node.
2.The meaning of a null to the adress part of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. so, null in any node means the next have no values and. this is the best node and not linked with any node.
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Ans to the question no:1
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create a new node because the compiler will take the latest name of the variable that's why we change the variable name.
Ans to the question no 2:
Null in any Node means the next to have no values and this is the last Node and not linked with any Node.
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create a new node because the compiler will take the latest name of the variable that's why we change the variable name.
Ans to the question no 2:
Null in any Node means the next to have no values and this is the last Node and not linked with any Node.
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Answer to the Q.No. 01
We need to rename the pointer variable name temp when creating a new node in the link-list. Because when we allocate memory to create a new node and make a temp call, the previous node will repeatedly call a pointer variable called temp. So, I will not be able to create new nodes and enter data into them. So we have to change the name of the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the link-list.
Answer to the Q.No.02
The meaning of a null to the address part of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node.The node is the last node and not linked with any node.
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Ans to the question no:1
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create a new node because the compiler will take the latest name of the variable that's why we change the variable name.
Ans to the question no 2:
Null in any Node means the next to have no values and this is the last Node and not linked with any Node.
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create a new node because the compiler will take the latest name of the variable that's why we change the variable name.
Ans to the question no 2:
Null in any Node means the next to have no values and this is the last Node and not linked with any Node.
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by Ordha Nafiz Akbar -
Answer to the question No : 1
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create new node because the compiler will take the latest name of variable so this is the reason why we change the variable name.
Answer to the question No : 2
Null in Node means the next node have no values and this is the last Node and not linked with any Node.
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by Md. Farhatul Haider -
1.
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create new node because the compiler will take the latest name of variable thats why we change the variable name when creating a new node in the linked list.
2.
The meaning of a null to the address part of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node.The node is the last node and not linked with any node.
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create new node because the compiler will take the latest name of variable thats why we change the variable name when creating a new node in the linked list.
2.
The meaning of a null to the address part of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node.The node is the last node and not linked with any node.
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1)Ans-We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create a new node because the compiler will take the latest name of the variable. that's why we change the variable name.
2)Ans- Null is assigned in a node when the node contains no address in the address part. That means it is the last node.
2)Ans- Null is assigned in a node when the node contains no address in the address part. That means it is the last node.
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Answer to the question no:-01
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create a new node because the compiler will take the latest name of the variable that's why we change the variable name.
Answer to the question no:-02
Null in any Node means the next to have no values and this is the last Node and not linked with any Node.
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create a new node because the compiler will take the latest name of the variable that's why we change the variable name.
Answer to the question no:-02
Null in any Node means the next to have no values and this is the last Node and not linked with any Node.
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by Md.Habibur Rahman -
Answer 1 :-We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create new node because the compiler we take the lasted name of variable that's why we change the variable name when creating a new node in the linked list.
Answer 2:-Null in any Node means the next to have no values and this is the last Node and not linked with any Node.
Answer 2:-Null in any Node means the next to have no values and this is the last Node and not linked with any Node.
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1 no Ans:
We need to rename the pointer variable name temp when creating a new node in the link-list. Because when we allocate memory to create a new node and make a temp call, the previous node will repeatedly call a pointer variable called temp. So, I will not be able to create new nodes and enter data into them. So we have to change the name of the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the link-list.
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Null in any Node means the next have no values and this is the last Node and not linked with any Node.
We need to rename the pointer variable name temp when creating a new node in the link-list. Because when we allocate memory to create a new node and make a temp call, the previous node will repeatedly call a pointer variable called temp. So, I will not be able to create new nodes and enter data into them. So we have to change the name of the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the link-list.
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Null in any Node means the next have no values and this is the last Node and not linked with any Node.
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by Yousuf Rayhan Emon -
Answer To The Question No: 01
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create a new node because the compiler will take the latest name of the variable that's why we change the variable name when creating a new node in the linked list.
Answer To The Question No: 02
The meaning of a null to the address part of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node. The node is the last and is not linked with any node.
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create a new node because the compiler will take the latest name of the variable that's why we change the variable name when creating a new node in the linked list.
Answer To The Question No: 02
The meaning of a null to the address part of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node. The node is the last and is not linked with any node.
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1:
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create new node because the compiler will take the latest name of variable thats why we change the variable name when creating a new node in the linked list.
2:
Null in any Node means the next to have no values and this is the last Node and not linked with any Node.
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create new node because the compiler will take the latest name of variable thats why we change the variable name when creating a new node in the linked list.
2:
Null in any Node means the next to have no values and this is the last Node and not linked with any Node.
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by Juwel Rana Jony -
1. We need to rename the pointer variable name temp when creating a new node in the link-list. Because when we allocate memory to create a new node and make a temp call, the previous node will repeatedly call a pointer variable called temp. So, I will not be able to create new nodes and enter data into them. So we have to change the name of the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the link-list.
2. The meaning of a null to the address part of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node.The node is the last node and not linked with any node.
2. The meaning of a null to the address part of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node.The node is the last node and not linked with any node.
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by Muhammad Nur-A-Alam -
Answer to the question no:-01
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create a new node because the compiler will take the latest name of the variable that's why we change the variable name.
Answer to the question no:-02
Null in any Node means the next to have no values and this is the last Node and not linked with any Node.
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We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create a new node because the compiler will take the latest name of the variable that's why we change the variable name.
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Null in any Node means the next to have no values and this is the last Node and not linked with any Node.
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In reply to Md Assaduzzaman
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1.Ans: We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create new node because the compiler will take the latest name of variable thats why we change the variable name.
2.Ans : Null in any Node means the next have no values and this is the last Node and not linked with any Node.
2.Ans : Null in any Node means the next have no values and this is the last Node and not linked with any Node.
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ANSWER:01
We need to rename the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the linklist. This is because when we allocate memory to create a new node and make a temp call, the previous node will repeatedly call a pointer variable called temp.ANSWER :02
The meaning of a null to the address part of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node.The node is the last node and not linked with any node.
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by Sabbir Hossain Antar -
Answer to the question no : 01
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create new node because the compiler will take the latest name of variable thats why we change the variable name.
Answer to the question no : 02
Assigning a null to the address portion of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node. Therefore, we assign null to the address portion of the last node if we do not take any further nodes.
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create new node because the compiler will take the latest name of variable thats why we change the variable name.
Answer to the question no : 02
Assigning a null to the address portion of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node. Therefore, we assign null to the address portion of the last node if we do not take any further nodes.
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Ans to the Que: no : 1
We need to rename the pointer variable name temp when creating a new node in the link-list. Because when we allocate memory to create a new node and make a temp call, the previous node will repeatedly call a pointer variable called temp. So, I will not be able to create new nodes and enter data into them. So we have to change the name of the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the link-list.
Ans to the Ques: no : 2
The meaning of a null to the address part of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. So, Null in any Node means the next have no values and this is the last Node and not linked with any Node.
We need to rename the pointer variable name temp when creating a new node in the link-list. Because when we allocate memory to create a new node and make a temp call, the previous node will repeatedly call a pointer variable called temp. So, I will not be able to create new nodes and enter data into them. So we have to change the name of the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the link-list.
Ans to the Ques: no : 2
The meaning of a null to the address part of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. So, Null in any Node means the next have no values and this is the last Node and not linked with any Node.
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by Md. Seyam Ali Biswas -
Answer to the question no.1
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create new node because the compiler will take the latest name of variable thats why we change the variable name.
Answer to the question no.2:
Null in any Node means the next have no values and this is the last Node and not linked with any Node.
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create new node because the compiler will take the latest name of variable thats why we change the variable name.
Answer to the question no.2:
Null in any Node means the next have no values and this is the last Node and not linked with any Node.
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Ans. to the question no. 1
The pointer variable name temp needs to be renamed when creating a new node in the link-list during dispensing memory to make another node and settle on a temp decision, a pointer variable named as temp will be consistently called by the past node..Ans. to the question no. 2
Null when it is assigned in any node, means that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. The node is the last node and not linked with any node and will not point to any next node.
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Answer to the question no:1
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create new node because the compiler will take the latest name of variable thats why we change the variable name.
Answer to the question no:2
Null is assigned in a node when the node contains no address in the address part. That means it is the last node.
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create new node because the compiler will take the latest name of variable thats why we change the variable name.
Answer to the question no:2
Null is assigned in a node when the node contains no address in the address part. That means it is the last node.
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by Sazzad Hosen khan -
Answer to the question no:-01
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create a new node because the compiler will take the latest name of the variable that's why we change the variable name.
Answer to the question no:-02
Null in any Node means the next to have no values and this is the last Node and not linked with any Node.
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create a new node because the compiler will take the latest name of the variable that's why we change the variable name.
Answer to the question no:-02
Null in any Node means the next to have no values and this is the last Node and not linked with any Node.
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The pointer variable name temp needs to be renamed when creating a new node in the link-list during dispensing memory to make another node and settle on a temp decision, a pointer variable named as temp will be called by the past node.
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Null in any Node means the next have no values and this is the last Node and not linked with any Node.
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Null in any Node means the next have no values and this is the last Node and not linked with any Node.
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by Rimon Rimon -
Answer the question no : 1
We need to change pointer variable name temp when we create new node because compiler takes new latest variable .
Answer to the question no: 2
When we assigned null in any node and the meaning of null is there is no node is available and not linked with any node or last node.
We need to change pointer variable name temp when we create new node because compiler takes new latest variable .
Answer to the question no: 2
When we assigned null in any node and the meaning of null is there is no node is available and not linked with any node or last node.
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1.the compiler will take the latest name of variable thats why we change the variable name.
2.Null in any Node means the next have no values and this is the last Node and not linked with any Node.
2.Null in any Node means the next have no values and this is the last Node and not linked with any Node.
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1. If we do not rename the pointer variable temp when we create a new node, we will not be able to assign new data into a new node as the pointer will remain same and it will work only for the present node. This is why, we need to change pointer variable name temp when we create new node.
2. When null is assign in any node, it means the node is the last node and this node is not connected with any next node.
2. When null is assign in any node, it means the node is the last node and this node is not connected with any next node.
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by Arnab Saha -
1.We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create new node because the compiler will take the latest name of variable thats why we change the variable name.
2.Null in any Node means the next have no values and this is the last Node and not linked with any Node.
2.Null in any Node means the next have no values and this is the last Node and not linked with any Node.
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Answer to the question no:-01
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create a new node because the compiler will take the latest name of the variable that's why we change the variable name.
Answer to the question no:-02
Null in any Node means the next to have no values and this is the last Node and not linked with any Node.
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create a new node because the compiler will take the latest name of the variable that's why we change the variable name.
Answer to the question no:-02
Null in any Node means the next to have no values and this is the last Node and not linked with any Node.
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by Anika Nawar -
qs-1: We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create a new node because the compiler will take the latest name of the variable that's why we change the variable name when creating a new node in the linked list.
Qustn: 02
The meaning of a null to the address part of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node. The node is the last and is not linked with any node.
Qustn: 02
The meaning of a null to the address part of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node. The node is the last and is not linked with any node.
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by MD.SADIK RAHMAN -
1:We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create new node because the compiler will take the latest name of variable thats why we change the variable name when creating a new node in the linked list.
2:The meaning of a null to the address part of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node.The node is the last node and not linked with any node.
2:The meaning of a null to the address part of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node.The node is the last node and not linked with any node.
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Answer to the question No.1:
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create new node because the compiler will take the latest name of variable thats why we change the variable name.
Answer to the question No.2:
At the very high level, we can think of NULL as a null pointer which is used in C for various purposes. Some of the most common use cases for NULL are
a) To initialize a pointer variable when that pointer variable isn’t assigned any valid memory address yet.
b) To check for a null pointer before accessing any pointer variable. By doing so, we can perform error handling in pointer related code e.g. dereference pointer variable only if it’s not NULL.
c) To pass a null pointer to a function argument when we don’t want to pass any valid memory address.
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create new node because the compiler will take the latest name of variable thats why we change the variable name.
Answer to the question No.2:
At the very high level, we can think of NULL as a null pointer which is used in C for various purposes. Some of the most common use cases for NULL are
a) To initialize a pointer variable when that pointer variable isn’t assigned any valid memory address yet.
b) To check for a null pointer before accessing any pointer variable. By doing so, we can perform error handling in pointer related code e.g. dereference pointer variable only if it’s not NULL.
c) To pass a null pointer to a function argument when we don’t want to pass any valid memory address.
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Answer to the question no(1)
We need to rename the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the linklist. This is because when we allocate memory to create a new node and make a temp call, the previous node will repeatedly call a pointer variable called temp. As a result, I will not be able to create new nodes and enter data into them. So we have to change the name of the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the linklist.
Answer to the question no (2)
Assigning a null to the address portion of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node. Therefore, we assign null to the address portion of the last node if we do not take any further nodes.
We need to rename the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the linklist. This is because when we allocate memory to create a new node and make a temp call, the previous node will repeatedly call a pointer variable called temp. As a result, I will not be able to create new nodes and enter data into them. So we have to change the name of the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the linklist.
Answer to the question no (2)
Assigning a null to the address portion of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node. Therefore, we assign null to the address portion of the last node if we do not take any further nodes.
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by Tapu Chandra Malo -
Ans. to the Question NO-1
We need to rename the pointer variable name temp when creating a new node in the link-list. Because when we allocate memory to create a new node and make a temp call, the previous node will repeatedly call a pointer variable called temp. So, I will not be able to create new nodes and enter data into them. So we have to change the name of the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the link-list because the compiler will take the latest name of variables.
Ans. to the question NO-2
Null in any Node means the next have no node and this is the last Node in link-list and do not link with any Node.
We need to rename the pointer variable name temp when creating a new node in the link-list. Because when we allocate memory to create a new node and make a temp call, the previous node will repeatedly call a pointer variable called temp. So, I will not be able to create new nodes and enter data into them. So we have to change the name of the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the link-list because the compiler will take the latest name of variables.
Ans. to the question NO-2
Null in any Node means the next have no node and this is the last Node in link-list and do not link with any Node.
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Answer to the question no(1)
We need to rename the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the link list. This is because when we allocate memory to create a new node and make a temp call, the previous node will repeatedly call a pointer variable called temp. As a result, I will not be able to create new nodes and enter data into them. So we have to change the name of the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the link list.
Ans to the question no(2)
The significance of null to the location part of a node shows that the node isn't connected up with some other node close to it.
We need to rename the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the link list. This is because when we allocate memory to create a new node and make a temp call, the previous node will repeatedly call a pointer variable called temp. As a result, I will not be able to create new nodes and enter data into them. So we have to change the name of the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the link list.
Ans to the question no(2)
The significance of null to the location part of a node shows that the node isn't connected up with some other node close to it.
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by Ibrahim Tasin -
Answer To The Question No: 01
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create a new node because; the compiler will take the latest name of the variable that's why we change the variable name when creating a new node in the linked list.
Answer To The Question No: 02
The meaning of a null to the address part of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node. The node is the last and is not linked with any node.
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Ans: 01
We need to rename the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the link list. This is because when we allocate memory to create a new node and make a temp call, the previous node will repeatedly call a pointer variable called temp. As a result, I will not be able to create new nodes and enter data into them. So we have to change the name of the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the link list.
Ans: 02
Assigning a null to the address portion of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node. Therefore, we assign null to the address portion of the last node if we do not take any further nodes.
We need to rename the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the link list. This is because when we allocate memory to create a new node and make a temp call, the previous node will repeatedly call a pointer variable called temp. As a result, I will not be able to create new nodes and enter data into them. So we have to change the name of the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the link list.
Ans: 02
Assigning a null to the address portion of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node. Therefore, we assign null to the address portion of the last node if we do not take any further nodes.
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by Farzana Akter Shanchita - monday ,12 october 2020
1 ) We need to rename the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the linklist. This is because when we allocate memory to create a new node and make a temp call, the previous node will repeatedly call a pointer variable called temp.
2) A linked list is a collection of nodes that together form a linear ordering. It takes many different forms and implementation. In its most simplest form, a singly linked list is a linked list where each node is an object that stores a reference to an element and a reference, called next, to another node
1 ) We need to rename the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the linklist. This is because when we allocate memory to create a new node and make a temp call, the previous node will repeatedly call a pointer variable called temp.
2) A linked list is a collection of nodes that together form a linear ordering. It takes many different forms and implementation. In its most simplest form, a singly linked list is a linked list where each node is an object that stores a reference to an element and a reference, called next, to another node
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#Answer for question:-01
We need to temporarily name the pointer variable when creating a new node in the link list. This is because when we allocate memory to create a new node and call a temp, the previous node repeatedly calls a pointer variable called a temp. As a result, I will not be able to create new nodes and enter data into them. So we need to rename the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the link list.
#Answer for question:-02
Assigning a null to the address portion of a node indicates that the node is not connected to any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node. Therefore, if we do not take more nodes, we assign null to the address portion of the last node.
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Re: Answer the question and discuss if you have any confusion
1:We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create new node because the compiler will take the latest name of variable thats why we change the variable name when creating a new node in the linked list.
2:The meaning of a null to the address part of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node.The node is the last node and not linked with any node.
2:The meaning of a null to the address part of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node.The node is the last node and not linked with any node.
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1 :- Because of the compiler will take the latest name of the variable for this We have to change the pointer variable name temp when we create a new node.
2 :- The significance of null to the location part of a node shows that the node isn't connected up with some other node close to it.
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by 201-15-3311 Mehedi -
Ans. to the Question NO-1
We need to rename the pointer variable name temp when creating a new node in the link-list. Because when we allocate memory to create a new node and make a temp call, the previous node will repeatedly call a pointer variable called temp. So, I will not be able to create new nodes and enter data into them. So we have to change the name of the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the link-list because the compiler will take the latest name of variables.
Ans. to the question NO-2
Null in any Node means the next have no node and this is the last Node in link-list and do not link with any Node.
We need to rename the pointer variable name temp when creating a new node in the link-list. Because when we allocate memory to create a new node and make a temp call, the previous node will repeatedly call a pointer variable called temp. So, I will not be able to create new nodes and enter data into them. So we have to change the name of the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the link-list because the compiler will take the latest name of variables.
Ans. to the question NO-2
Null in any Node means the next have no node and this is the last Node in link-list and do not link with any Node.
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by Sazzad Hosen khan -
Answer To The Question No: 01
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create a new node because the compiler will take the latest name of the variable that's why we change the variable name when creating a new node in the linked list.
Answer To The Question No: 02
The meaning of a null to the address part of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node. The node is the last and is not linked with any node.
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create a new node because the compiler will take the latest name of the variable that's why we change the variable name when creating a new node in the linked list.
Answer To The Question No: 02
The meaning of a null to the address part of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node. The node is the last and is not linked with any node.
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Re: Answer the question and discuss if you have any confusion
Answer to the Q.No. 01
We need to rename the pointer variable name temp when creating a new node in the link-list. Because when we allocate memory to create a new node and make a temp call, the previous node will repeatedly call a pointer variable called temp. So, I will not be able to create new nodes and enter data into them. So we have to change the name of the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the link-list.
Answer to the Q.No.02
The meaning of a null to the address part of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node.The node is the last node and not linked with any node.
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by Anika Nawar -
1:We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create new node because the compiler will take the latest name of variable thats why we change the variable name when creating a new node in the linked list.
2:The meaning of a null to the address part of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node.The node is the last node and not linked with any node.
2:The meaning of a null to the address part of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node.The node is the last node and not linked with any node.
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Re: Answer the question and discuss if you have any confusion
Ans: to the Ques: No.1
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create new node because the compiler will take the latest name of variable thats why we change the variable name when creating a new node in the linked list.
Ans: to the Ques: No.2
The meaning of a null to the address part of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node.The node is the last node and not linked with any node.
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create new node because the compiler will take the latest name of variable thats why we change the variable name when creating a new node in the linked list.
Ans: to the Ques: No.2
The meaning of a null to the address part of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node.The node is the last node and not linked with any node.
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Re: Answer the question and discuss if you have any confusion
Answer To The Question No: 01
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create a new node because the compiler will take the latest name of the variable that's why we change the variable name when creating a new node in the linked list.
Answer To The Question No: 02
The meaning of a null to the address part of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node. The node is the last and is not linked with any node.
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create a new node because the compiler will take the latest name of the variable that's why we change the variable name when creating a new node in the linked list.
Answer To The Question No: 02
The meaning of a null to the address part of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node. The node is the last and is not linked with any node.
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Answer to the question number 01 :
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create a new node because the compiler will take the latest name of the variable. that's why we change the variable name.
Answer to the question number 02 :
Null is assigned in a node when the node contains no address in the address part. That means it is the last node
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create a new node because the compiler will take the latest name of the variable. that's why we change the variable name.
Answer to the question number 02 :
Null is assigned in a node when the node contains no address in the address part. That means it is the last node
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by Wahid Tausif -
Answer to the question no(1)
We need to rename the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the linklist. This is because when we allocate memory to create a new node and make a temp call, the previous node will repeatedly call a pointer variable called temp. As a result, I will not be able to create new nodes and enter data into them. So we have to change the name of the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the linklist.
Answer to the question no (2)
Assigning a null to the address portion of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node. Therefore, we assign null to the address portion of the last node if we do not take any further nodes.
We need to rename the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the linklist. This is because when we allocate memory to create a new node and make a temp call, the previous node will repeatedly call a pointer variable called temp. As a result, I will not be able to create new nodes and enter data into them. So we have to change the name of the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the linklist.
Answer to the question no (2)
Assigning a null to the address portion of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node. Therefore, we assign null to the address portion of the last node if we do not take any further nodes.
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by 201-15-3311 Mehedi -
Question no 1.
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create new node because the compiler will take the latest name of variable thats why we change the variable name.
Question no 2.
Null in any Node means the next have no values and this is the last Node and not linked with any Node.
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create new node because the compiler will take the latest name of variable thats why we change the variable name.
Question no 2.
Null in any Node means the next have no values and this is the last Node and not linked with any Node.
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Re: Answer the question and discuss if you have any confusion
Answer to the Question No. 01:
We need to rename the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the link list. This is because when we allocate memory to create a new node and make a temp call, the previous node will repeatedly call a pointer variable called temp. As a result, I will not be able to create new nodes and enter data into them. So, we have to change the name of the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the link list.
Answer to the Question No. 02:
Assigning a null to the address portion of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node. Therefore, we assign null to the address portion of the last node if we do not take any further nodes.
We need to rename the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the link list. This is because when we allocate memory to create a new node and make a temp call, the previous node will repeatedly call a pointer variable called temp. As a result, I will not be able to create new nodes and enter data into them. So, we have to change the name of the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the link list.
Answer to the Question No. 02:
Assigning a null to the address portion of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node. Therefore, we assign null to the address portion of the last node if we do not take any further nodes.
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by Sazzad Hosen khan -
1. Ans: We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create new node because the compiler will take the latest name of variable thats why we change the variable name.
2.Ans : Null in any Node means the next have no values and this is the last Node and not linked with any Node.
2.Ans : Null in any Node means the next have no values and this is the last Node and not linked with any Node.
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by Md Taufiq ali -
Answer 1
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create a new node because the compiler will take the latest name of the variable that's why we change the variable name when creating a new node in the linked list.
Answer To The Question No: 02
The meaning of a null to the address part of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node. The node is the last and is not linked with any node.
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create a new node because the compiler will take the latest name of the variable that's why we change the variable name when creating a new node in the linked list.
Answer To The Question No: 02
The meaning of a null to the address part of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node. The node is the last and is not linked with any node.
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by Sazzad Hosen khan -
Answer 1 :-We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create new node because the compiler we take the lasted name of variable that's why we change the variable name when creating a new node in the linked list.
Answer 2:-Null in any Node means the next to have no values and this is the last Node and not linked with any Node.
Answer 2:-Null in any Node means the next to have no values and this is the last Node and not linked with any Node.
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by Mahdi Hasan -
We need to rename the pointer variable name temp when creating a new node in the link-list. Because when we allocate memory to create a new node and make a temp call, the previous node will repeatedly call a pointer variable called temp. So, I will not be able to create new nodes and enter data into them. So we have to change the name of the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the link-list because the compiler will take the latest name of variables.
Ans. to the question NO-2
Null in any Node means the next have no node and this is the last Node in link-list and do not link with any Node.
Ans. to the question NO-2
Null in any Node means the next have no node and this is the last Node in link-list and do not link with any Node.
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Ans no : 1
Because of the compiler will take the latest name of the variable for this We have to change the pointer variable name temp when we create a new node.
Ans no :2
The significance of null to the location part of a node shows that the node isn't connected up with some other node close to it.
Because of the compiler will take the latest name of the variable for this We have to change the pointer variable name temp when we create a new node.
Ans no :2
The significance of null to the location part of a node shows that the node isn't connected up with some other node close to it.
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Answer to the question no(1)
We need to rename the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the linklist. This is because when we allocate memory to create a new node and make a temp call, the previous node will repeatedly call a pointer variable called temp. As a result, I will not be able to create new nodes and enter data into them. So we have to change the name of the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the linklist.
Answer to the question no (2)
Assigning a null to the address portion of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node. Therefore, we assign null to the address portion of the last node if we do not take any further nodes
We need to rename the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the linklist. This is because when we allocate memory to create a new node and make a temp call, the previous node will repeatedly call a pointer variable called temp. As a result, I will not be able to create new nodes and enter data into them. So we have to change the name of the pointer variable temp when creating a new node in the linklist.
Answer to the question no (2)
Assigning a null to the address portion of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node. Therefore, we assign null to the address portion of the last node if we do not take any further nodes
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Re: Answer the question and discuss if you have any confusion
1:We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create new node because the compiler will take the latest name of variable thats why we change the variable name when creating a new node in the linked list.
2:The meaning of a null to the address part of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node. The node is the last node and not linked with any node.
2:The meaning of a null to the address part of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node. The node is the last node and not linked with any node.
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by Tareq Jahan Ashik -
1) We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create new node because the compiler will take the latest name of variable that's why we change the variable name.
2) Null when it is assigned in any Node means the next have no values and this is the last Node and not linked with any Node.
2) Null when it is assigned in any Node means the next have no values and this is the last Node and not linked with any Node.
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by Atikur Mithun -
Answer to the question number:1
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create new node because the compiler will take the letest name of variable thats why we change the variablr name.
Answer to the question number :2
Null is any node means the next have no values and this is the last node and not linked with any node.therefore we assign null to the address portion of the last node if we do not take any further nodes.
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by Md. Farhatul Haider -
Ans: to the Ques: No.1
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create new node because the compiler will take the latest name of variable thats why we change the variable name when creating a new node in the linked list.
Ans: to the Ques: No.2
The meaning of a null to the address part of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node.The node is the last node and not linked with any node.
We need to change the pointer variable name temp when we create new node because the compiler will take the latest name of variable thats why we change the variable name when creating a new node in the linked list.
Ans: to the Ques: No.2
The meaning of a null to the address part of a node indicates that the node is not linked up with any other node next to it. This node will not point to any next node.The node is the last node and not linked with any node.