Linked list in c examples programs

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Each element in the linked list is called as node. The node contains two different fields. The first field holds the data and the second field holds the address of the next node. In this linked list, Each node contains the data and address of the next node.

Only the reference to the first list node is required to access the whole linked list. I hope your concept for linked list is much more clear after reading the above article, if you have any question's feel free to ask it in the comment's section below.

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