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Filename: “ListNode.java”
//Define "ListNode" class
public class ListNode
{
/* Refer the textbook of Listing 12.4 */
}
Filename: “StringLinkedList.java”
//Define "StringLinkedList" class
public class StringLinkedList
{
/* Refer the textbook of Listing 12.5 */
}
Filename: “StringLinkedListDemo.java”
//Define "StringLinkedListDemo" class
public class StringLinkedListDemo
{
//Define main function
public static void main(String[] args)
{
/* Create object "list" from "StringLinkedList" class */
StringLinkedList list = new StringLinkedList();
/* Add value to node using "addANodeToStart" method */
list.addANodeToStart("A");
list.addANodeToStart("B");
list.addANodeToStart("C");
/* Call the method "showList()" to display the element on the list */
list.showList();
}
}
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- The first line “StringLinkedList list = new StringLinkedList();” is used to Create object “list” from “StringLinkedList” class...
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