Data Structures and Algorithms in Java
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Author: Michael T. Goodrich
Publisher: WILEY
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Chapter 3, Problem 28C
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Method reverse()in singly linked list:
/*Define the reverse() method to reverse the elements from singly linked list. */
public void reverse()
{
//Create node and assign it as "null"
Node<E> prevNode = null;
//Create node and assign it as "head"
Node<E> hNode = head;
//Check whether the "hNode" is not equal to "null"
while (hNode != null)
{
//Get next node of head and assign it into "temp"
Node<E> temp = hNode.getNext();
/*Set next node of head is assigned with "prevNode". */
hNode...
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