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char GetChar() { return 'a'; }
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char GetChar(int iValue) { return (char) iValue; //there can be side-effects if the value is outside of the range. }
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Yes, you can store a char in a linked list.What are you trying to do?
I should not guess at potential solutions when I don't know the actual problem.Is this the same question?
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