data structure using c
 

Peace be upon you
it is first post in this site
I want someone to explain
linked list
(how building it ???)
(tracing for code ???)

thanks

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sorry
For the first time I write here I wanted to ask where the icon for the work of editing

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I hope that explains one of the 31 people who have looked to the topic
But will take a positive step because behind the test
Will set a point I do not understand who I want to explain

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First make sure you use a readable font.

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Use Google, and look for Wikipedia articles. Many programming topics are adequately covered in WP.

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=linked+list

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After reading the article, try to implement it yourself (hey, you might find you can do it, and it's how we learnt before the internet became a big thing), then *if* you get stuck post any specific questions you may have and we can help you move on.

You can't edit posts until you have a certain number of posts. This is an anti-spam measure. Do not post unnecessary messages just to get your post count up; we can spot this and it doesn't draw a positive response.

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thanks to reply
i searched before on Google & download somethings
i don't reading but i want discussion to understand

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Well you have to do reading if you want to understand even discussion is good but before that you need to post your query in readable format which makes it easier for people who are going to help you.Try to keep it simple and to the point and post what you want to discuss because it's not very clear from your earlier posts.

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We can't guess what you can't understand. Read the article, try to implement it then ask specific questions when you're stuck.

For starters, do you understand the concept? i.e. each data item is stored in a structure which contains the data itself and a pointer to the next item.