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code not working [code=c++] #include<iostream> using namespace std; typedef struct node{ int data; struct node *next; struct node *previous; }mynode; mynode *head,*temp,*current,*tail; void add(int data); int main() { head=NULL; tail=NULL; add(1); cout<<"added 1"<<endl; add(2); add(3); add(4); } void add(int data) { temp=(mynode*)malloc(sizeof(mynode)); temp->next=NULL; temp->previous=NULL; if(head == NULL) { head=temp; tail … |
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Hi Dani et al., I don't know if you'll have any interest in this, but I'm going to describe what I have done over the past couple of years on an open source project that I think could be extremely beneficial to Daniweb as well. The project I work on … |
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Hi everyone, can you help me please with then following?? a)The C++ Standard Template Library (STL) contains a number of container data types, explain with suitable examples the advantages these give to the programmer over a procedural language such as C. b)Demonstrate using suitable code the usage of the STL … |