Write a function that has two linked-list head pointers as parameters. Assume that the linked list's items are ordered by the < operator. On each list, every item is less than the next item on the same list. The function should create a new linked list that contains all the items on both lists, and the new linked list should also be ordered ( so that every item is less than the next item on the list). The function should return a head pointer for the newly constructed linked list. e.g., 1->2-> 33-> 4 -> 5 =>1-> 2-> 3-> 3-> 4 -> 5

Write a function that has two linked-list head pointers as parameters. Assume that the linked list's items are ordered by the < operator. On each list, every item is less than the next item on the same list. The function should create a new linked list that contains all the items on both lists, and the new linked list should also be ordered ( so that every item is less than the next item on the list). The function should return a head pointer for the newly constructed linked list. e.g., 1->2-> 33-> 4 -> 5 =>1-> 2-> 3-> 3-> 4 -> 5

Database System Concepts

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