Jump to level 1 Two integers, ducklings1 and ducklings2, are read from input as the number of ducklings of two ducks. headObj has the default value of -1. Create a new node firstDuck with integer ducklings1 and insert firstDuck after headObj. Then, create a second node second Duck with integer ducklings2 and insert second Duck after firstDuck. Ex: If the input is 16 14, then the output is: -1 16 14 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58} int ducklings1; int ducklings2; cin >> ducklings1; cin >> ducklings2; headObj= new DuckNode (-1); Y Your code goes here / currDuck = headObj; while (currDuck != nullptr) { currDuck->PrintNodeData(); currDuck = currDuck->GetNext(); } return 0; 1 2 1 3 D-D-D-
Jump to level 1 Two integers, ducklings1 and ducklings2, are read from input as the number of ducklings of two ducks. headObj has the default value of -1. Create a new node firstDuck with integer ducklings1 and insert firstDuck after headObj. Then, create a second node second Duck with integer ducklings2 and insert second Duck after firstDuck. Ex: If the input is 16 14, then the output is: -1 16 14 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58} int ducklings1; int ducklings2; cin >> ducklings1; cin >> ducklings2; headObj= new DuckNode (-1); Y Your code goes here / currDuck = headObj; while (currDuck != nullptr) { currDuck->PrintNodeData(); currDuck = currDuck->GetNext(); } return 0; 1 2 1 3 D-D-D-
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Two integers, ducklings1 and ducklings2, are read from input as the number of ducklings of two ducks. headObj has the default
value of -1. Create a new node firstDuck with integer ducklings1 and insert firstDuck after headObj. Then, create a second node
second Duck with integer ducklings2 and insert second Duck after firstDuck.
Ex: If the input is 16 14, then the output is:
-1
16
14
41
42
S
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58}
Check
int ducklings1;
int ducklings2;
cin >> ducklings1;
cin >> ducklings2;
headObj= new DuckNode (-1);
/* Your code goes here */
currDuck = headObj;
while (curr Duck != nullptr) {
}
currDuck->PrintNodeData();
currDuck = curr Duck->GetNext();
return 0;
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