Linked list program

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  1. anoop4real

    anoop4real New Member

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    Hai I am new member of go4expert, I m badly in need of a solution for the below problem,please help me with the code

    Here are the assignment requirements -
    LinkedList.exe, upon launching will read the attached txt file and create a linked list data structure dynamically.
    Each node of the linked list will have a name field and a score field.
    The following are the options that the program should provide for operating on the linked list
    Add Node - Prompts for a name and score and adds it at the end of the list
    Delete Node - Prompts for a name and deletes the node with that name
    Insert Node - Same as Add Node, but takes an additional parameter of the location in which this new node is to be inserted
    Sort Nodes - Should take a parameter A (alphabetical sort based on name) or N (numeric sort based on score)
    Display Nodes -
    Save Nodes - This will output the curent list and save it into the same Scores.txt file
    Exit - Exits the Application
    please send me the code if any body knows is as early as possible.
     
  2. shabbir

    shabbir Administrator Staff Member

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    Try some coding of your own at least.
     
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    Hi all,
    Thanks for the piece of advice and co-operation (and the preaching) ,only because of that I was able to do the program correctly :D

    Regards
    Anoop4real
     
  5. wrecker

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    do the code yourself and in case of any dificulty can post ques. Everybody will help you...
     

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