Write a recursive function in C++ that displays all nodes data (integers) in an array of linked lists.
Assuming:
struct node
{
int data;
node * next;
};
class arrayList
{
public:
arrayList();
~arrayList();
private:
node ** head;
int size; //(this is determined by another part of the program)
}
void display() { int i = 0; while(i < size) { cout << "List " << i << ": "; node *start = head[i]; while(start != NULL) { cout << start->data << " "; start = start->next; } cout << endl; i++; } }
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Write a recursive function in C++ that displays all nodes data (integers) in an array of...
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