by yogi_bear_79 <yogi_bear_79@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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May 3, 2008 at 10:33 AM
On May 3, 1:14=A0pm, Daniel Pitts
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> yogi_bear_79 wrote:
> > Assume a linked list of nodes which have an info data member and a
> > next data member. =A0Suppose a pointer called cursor points to a node
in=
> > the middle of the linked list. =A0To move ptr to the next node use:
>
> > ptr=3Dnext;
> > next->ptr;
> > ptr->next;
> > ptr=3Dptr->next;
> > none of the above.
>
> > I want to anwser none of the above as i feel it should be cursor-
> >> next; =A0But 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:). =A0is this a trick question, or am i reading
to
> > much into it?
>
> My guess is that its a typographical error, and that they intented "ptr"
> and "cursor" to be the same thing. =A0I'd suggest trying to get
> clarification if possible.
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I'd imagine it is not supposed to be a trick. Asking for clarification
has proved pointless. This is the second of four tests. I asked for
clarification after I took the first one, and received nada. The tests
are extremely badly written. They are not in the text book.
