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Lecture 21_3/29_Kailu Song void Node_destroy(Node *node) { free(node); }

Node *List_elementAt(Node *head, int index);

Node *List_search(Node *head, int v) { while(head != NULL && head -> value != v) { head = head -> next; } return head; }

Node *List_insertBack(Node *head, int value) { Node *node = Node_create(value,NULL); if (head == NULL){return node;} Node *curr = head; while(curr ->next != NULL) { curr= curr->next; } curr->next = node; return head; }

Node *List_insertFront(Node *head, int value) { return Node_create(value, head); }

void List_print(Node *head); { while (head != NULL) { printf("%d", head->value); head = head->next; } }

void List_destroy(Node *head); { while (head != NULL) { Node *tmp = head; head = head->next; Node_destroy(tmp); } }

int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { int i; Node *head = NULL; for (i=0;i<10;i++) { head = List_insertFront(head, i); } List_print(head); printf("value = %d", List_search(head,8)->value); List_destroy(head);

return EXIT_SUCCESS; }



ECE264 LEC20 Shiyu Wang April 1


4=[4]

=[3 1]
=[1 3]
=[2 1 1]
=[1 2 1]
=[1 1 2]
=[1 1 1 1]

Void x(int *array, int budget, int pos) {

 if(budget==0)
 {
   print
   return;
 }
 int spending;
 for(spending = 1; spending <= budget; spending++)
 {
   array[pos]=spending;
   x(array,budget,spending,pos+1);
 }

}

int main(int argc, char*argv[]) {

 if( argc!=2)
 {
   return Exit_failure;
 }
 num = strtol......;
 .
 .
 .

}


int main {

 int i;
 Node * head=BULL;
 for( i=0;i<6;i++)
 {
   head = List_insect(head,i);
 }
 List_print(head);
 List_destroy(head);
 return exit_success;

}

Node *Node_construct(int value ,Node* next) {

Node *node =malloc(sizeof(Node));
node->next=next;
node->value = value;
return node;

}

Node *List_insertfront(Node*head,int value) {

 return Node_crest(value,head);

}

Void List_Print(Node*head) {

 while(head!=NULL)
 {
   printf("%d\n",head->value);
   head=head->next;
 }

}

Void List_destroy(Node *head) {

 while(head!=NULL)
 {
   Node *temp = head;
   head=head->next;
   Node_destroy(temp);
 }
 free;

}

Node* List_insertback(Node *head, int value) {

 Node*node = Node_creat(value, NULL)
 if(head==NULL)
 {
   return node;
 }
 Node *arr =head;
 while(arr->next !=NULL)
 {
   arr = arr->next;
 }
 arr->next =node;

}

Node *List_search(Node *head, int v) {

 while((head!=NULL) && (head->value != v))
 {
   
   head=head->next;
 }
 return head;

}

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