Given the IntNode class, define the getCount() method in the CustomLinkedList class that returns the number of items in the list not including the head node. Ex: If the list contains: head -> 14 -> 19 -> 4 getCount(headObj) returns 3. Ex: If the list contains: head -> getCount(headObj) returns 0.   public class IntNode {    private int dataVal;         // Node data    private IntNode nextNodePtr; // Reference to the next node    // Default constructor    public IntNode() {       dataVal = 0;       nextNodePtr = null;    }    // Constructor    public IntNode(int dataInit) {       this.dataVal = dataInit;       this.nextNodePtr = null;    }    // Constructor    public IntNode(int dataInit, IntNode nextLoc) {       this.dataVal = dataInit;       this.nextNodePtr = nextLoc;    }    /* Insert node after this node.     Before: this -- next     After:  this -- node -- next     */    public void insertAfter(IntNode nodeLoc) {       IntNode tmpNext;       tmpNext = this.nextNodePtr;       this.nextNodePtr = nodeLoc;       nodeLoc.nextNodePtr = tmpNext;    }    // Get location pointed by nextNodePtr    public IntNode getNext() {       return this.nextNodePtr;    }    // Get node value    public int getNodeData() {       return this.dataVal;    }        // Print node value    public void printNodeData() {       System.out.println(this.dataVal);    } } -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- public class CustomLinkedList {        // TODO: Return number of nodes in list    public static int getCount(IntNode headObj) {       /* insert your code here */         return         }        public static void main(String[] args) {       IntNode headObj;        IntNode currObj;       IntNode lastObj;       int i;        int count;              // Create head node       headObj = new IntNode(-1);        lastObj = headObj;              // Add nodes to the list       for (i = 0; i < 20; ++i) {           currObj = new IntNode(i);                   lastObj.insertAfter(currObj);           lastObj = currObj;       }              count = getCount(headObj);       System.out.println(count);    } }

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Given the IntNode class, define the getCount() method in the CustomLinkedList class that returns the number of items in the list not including the head node.

Ex: If the list contains:

head -> 14 -> 19 -> 4

getCount(headObj) returns 3.

Ex: If the list contains:

head ->

getCount(headObj) returns 0.

 

public class IntNode {
   private int dataVal;         // Node data
   private IntNode nextNodePtr; // Reference to the next node

   // Default constructor
   public IntNode() {
      dataVal = 0;
      nextNodePtr = null;
   }

   // Constructor
   public IntNode(int dataInit) {
      this.dataVal = dataInit;
      this.nextNodePtr = null;
   }

   // Constructor
   public IntNode(int dataInit, IntNode nextLoc) {
      this.dataVal = dataInit;
      this.nextNodePtr = nextLoc;
   }

   /* Insert node after this node.
    Before: this -- next
    After:  this -- node -- next
    */
   public void insertAfter(IntNode nodeLoc) {
      IntNode tmpNext;

      tmpNext = this.nextNodePtr;
      this.nextNodePtr = nodeLoc;
      nodeLoc.nextNodePtr = tmpNext;
   }

   // Get location pointed by nextNodePtr
   public IntNode getNext() {
      return this.nextNodePtr;
   }

   // Get node value
   public int getNodeData() {
      return this.dataVal;
   }
   
   // Print node value
   public void printNodeData() {
      System.out.println(this.dataVal);
   }
}

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public class CustomLinkedList {
   
   // TODO: Return number of nodes in list
   public static int getCount(IntNode headObj) {
      /* insert your code here */  
      return 
   
   }
   
   public static void main(String[] args) {
      IntNode headObj; 
      IntNode currObj;
      IntNode lastObj;
      int i; 
      int count;
      
      // Create head node
      headObj = new IntNode(-1); 
      lastObj = headObj;
      
      // Add nodes to the list
      for (i = 0; i < 20; ++i) { 
         currObj = new IntNode(i);         
         lastObj.insertAfter(currObj); 
         lastObj = currObj;
      }
      
      count = getCount(headObj);
      System.out.println(count);
   }
}

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