by "osmium" <r124c4u102@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
May 3, 2008 at 09:43 AM
"yogi_bear_79" writes:
> Assume a linked list of nodes which have an info data member and a
> next data member. Suppose a pointer called cursor points to a node in
> the middle of the linked list. To move ptr to the next node use:
>
>
> ptr=next;
> next->ptr;
> ptr->next;
> ptr=ptr->next;
> none of the above.
>
> I want to anwser none of the above as i feel it should be cursor-
>>next; But I could also anwser ptr->next; if I disregard the info
> leading up to last sentacne which is the actual question (To move ptr
> to the next node use:). is this a trick question, or am i reading to
> much into it?
My guess is that is not meant to be a trick question, just a question
posed
by somene who has difficulty saying what he means. "Suppose a pointer
called cursor... " There is no such pointer in the code. Did he mean "To
change ptr to point to the next node?" That isn't what he says, is it?
