[ad_1] Coming top-to-bottom: Default constructor: List(); Copy constructor (where const & means it takes const lvalue reference): List( List const & ); Move constructor (where && means it takes non-const rvalue reference): List( List && ); [ad_2] solved what is the difference between these three constructors?
[ad_1] You should not execute delete on a node that is still in the linked list. First you need to rewire any references to it. That is to say, the node before should have its nextPtr redirected to the node after the one that is to be deleted, and that node should have its beforePtr … Read more
[ad_1] You can use indices instead of nodes but you need somewhere nodes and/or vertices. [ad_2] solved huffman without using node [closed]
[ad_1] A nice tutorial is at: http://www.zentut.com/c-tutorial/c-linked-list/ From a programming perspective, normally your LinkedList class would have some methods to do the things you asked about, for example: Add – create a new entry at the end of the linked list InsertAfter(Node *n) – create a new entry after indicated node in the listed list … Read more
[ad_1] The problem is obvious now you’ve said on which line the code crashes. Consider these lines… char *word = NULL; int i = 0; //index FILE *dictionaryTextFile; dictionaryTextFile = fopen(dictionary, “r”); //scan for word while(fscanf(dictionaryTextFile, “%s”, word) != EOF) You’ve got 2 problems there. Firstly, you don’t check that the call to fopen worked. … Read more
[ad_1] Configuring Nginx and SSL with Node.js for HTTPS Please go through the below link and follow all steps Link Note: It is mandatory to have Domain Name forwarding request to your working Node IP Address [ad_2] solved Node not working properly
[ad_1] You need both of those lines for the code to work correctly as far as I can tell. b.next = head.next makes b point at whatever head was pointing at (aka the first node in the list). And then head.next = b makes head point at b. Therefore these two lines insert b at … Read more
[ad_1] I am not sure what del is, but assuming it is a node in your deleted words linked list, all your doing is assigning the deleted word to del in del = temp. If you want to add it onto the del linked list you have to create a new node and add it … Read more