Why is the answer 10 and 0 (respectively - two different answers, one is 10 and the second one is 0)? I don't know how to trace this. Please don't be too complex in your explanation.
Consider the following class public class Node { What printed on the console after the following lines are exectued (ignore the new line characters): Node node1 = new Node(10); Answer: node1 -> item = [1] (answer here is 10) node2 -> item = [2] (answer here is 0) |
Node node1 = new Node(10); This calls the constructor public Node(int item). which assigns 10 to item and null to next Node node2 = new Node(); This calls the default constructor public Node(). which assigns 0 to item and null to next so, node1->item is 10 and node2->item is 0
Why is the answer 10 and 0 (respectively - two different answers, one is 10 and...
Implement the following in java. 1. An insertAtBeginning(Node newNode) function, that inserts a node at the beginning(root) of the linked list. 2. A removeFromBeginning() function, that removes the node from the beginning of the linked list and assigns the next element as the new beginning(root). 3. A traverse function, that iterates the list and prints the elements in the linked list. For the insertAtBeginning(Node newNode) function: 1. Check if the root is null. If it is, just assign the new...
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