Write a C++ code that will join the doubly linked list pointed to by blist at the end of thedoubly linked list pointed to by alist. The new doubly linked list will have the header nodepointed to by the pointer variable xlist. (Each node has three members: data contains theinformation, right and left members contain addresses to the nodes on either side. Ex. p->leftrepresents the address of the node to the left of node p)(Do not submit any downloaded irrelevant code that will fetch Zero. Do not make a programwith fictitious data. Just give the partial code that doses what is asked)(- dotted arrow indicates; there may be any number of nodes between the connecting nodes)Use this declaration:alistblistxlistmstruct Node{int data;Node* left;Node* right;}Node* alist, *blist, *xlist, *temp;

Given Code : struct Node{ int data; Node* left; Node* right;};Node *alist,*blist,*xlist,*temp;

Write a C++ code that will join the doubly linked list pointed to by blist at the end of the doubly linked list pointed to by alist. The new doubly linked list will have the header node pointed to by the pointer variable xlist. (Each node has three members: data contains the information, right and left members contain addresses to the nodes on either side. Ex. p->left

Write a C++ code that will join the doubly linked list pointed to by blist at the end of the doubly linked list pointed to by alist. The new doubly linked list will have the header node pointed to by the pointer variable xlist. (Each node has three members: data contains the information, right and left members contain addresses to the nodes on either side. Ex. p->left

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