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QuestionConnectEx fails Pin
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QuestionWriting CD/DVD burning application; where to start Pin
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QuestionTextBox Validating Event in VB.net Pin
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Questionlinear linked list node delete Pin
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elchupathingy6-Aug-10 7:57
elchupathingy6-Aug-10 7:57 
Think what he meant was that you are given the node to delete and not the head of the list that this node is in...which doesn't make sense.

You need the head of a list to delete a node from it because you need to traverse the list find the link before the link to be deleted and then link the previous one with the one after and then free the memory for the link to be deleted...

PREV -> TO BE DELETE -> NEXT

Unless its a circularly linked list the head is needed. If your situation is a circular list then you can just treat the link to be deleted as the head save it and then traverse the list until u reach the one before it in the list and the do the un-linking that way.

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