A variation of a linked list is a circular linked list where the ...

[gonzo233]

Question 1

A linked list that stores int values would be comprised of a group of Nodes.  We might define the Node by
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Question 2

A variation of a linked list is a circular linked list where the last Node in the list has next = head rather than next = null.  One problem with this type of list is that
◦ it wastes memory space since head already points at the first Node, so the last one does not need to
◦ there is no ability to add a new Node at the end of the list since the last Node points at the first Node
◦ it is more difficult to traverse the list since the old terminating condition, (next = = null), is no longer true for the last node
◦ a header Node for this type of list is more complex
◦ all of these

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[gonzo233]

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