template
node
which creates a duplicate of the list front and returns a pointer to the
new list. The elements in the new list must be in the same order as
those in the original list.
Please provide a complete program if it makes sense.
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Data Structures with C++ Using STL
Linked Lists
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Please provide a complete program if it makes sense.
Data Structures with C++ using STL are demonstrated.
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