Pointer | Name Of Linked List Nodes | Node Variables
Before Starting You must know How to Create Node Structure : Node Structure
Node Structure :
struct node {
int data;
struct node *next;
}start = NULL;
- Here we have declared structure of type “NODE” , i.e we have created a node .
- A node in general language is A Square box having two Partitions , one stores actual data and another partition stores address of the another box [ having again two partitions ] .
- So As shown above “start” is two partitioned box [i.e node] which is initialized to NULL.
- NULL means “NOTHING” , if next node is unavailable then initialize variable name to NULL.
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