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C Add Corresponding Positioned Elements - C Program to Add Corresponding Positioned Elements of 2 Linked Lists, function to create nodes of numbers, function to display the list of numbers, function to free the allocated list

Singly Linked list Program Using functions - In C++, under the simplest form, each node is composed of data and a reference ('a link') to the next node in the sequence. This structure allows for efficient insertion or removal of the

The Mind Reader game C Coding example - Choose a two digit number and add digits. Subtract the sum from original number. See the symbol opposit to the number you got. Press any key The MIND READER will display

Count total number of Vowels Consonants - C program to find total number of vowels and consonants in a string using 'Loop and If Else'. 'Input String', store it in some variable say str. Initialize 2 other variables to store vowel and

Calculating Addition of 2 Numbers in C++ - Program has 'three functions' which receives 2 pointers reference. Three functions returns int, float and double sum of numbers. So this c++ tutorial use the following concepts. Write

C++ Program Implement Stack by Linked - C++ program, "using iteration", implements the list of elements removed from the stack in last in first out mode using a linked list. A linked list is an ordered set of data elements,

C++ Same Namespaces in Multiple Places - In C++, namespace can be defined in different parts of the program. All the objects that are in different parts of a program, but if in same namespace will form one namespace. Better

C Rightmost Occurence of Input Character - Program to find out the rightmost occurence of an input character. Enter the character to be searched. Required character is found at position. Required character is not found in...