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We can print the linked list in reverse easily with the help of recursion
void reverseDisplay(nodeType* head)
{
if( head == NULL) // Check if the node is the last node
return;
reverseDisplay(head -> next); // Go to the next node
printf("%d \t ", head->data); // Print the data in the node
}
To summarise, the traverse to the end of the list by recursively calling the reverseDisplay() function, and then print the nodes in reverse order
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