Introduction to Linked Lists
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6Today we had our first lecture on how to make a Linked List, which is one of the basic data structures all computer scientists need to know.
They involve new, delete, and pointers, and so can be a bit tricky especially for people who aren't used to working with them, but with some simple code patterns you can learn to add to them, traverse them, delete them, and so forth easily. (Well, kinda easily, lol.)
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