Linked List Creation and Manipulation in C++: A Comprehensive Guide

[heavyc]

i was wondering if anyone can help me with linked lists?
I have to create a linked list with 10 random numbers rangeing from 1-5 and insert them into a node in the appriote postion of a linearly linked list and display the number of times each number of occurences of each item. and i have to create a function that would delete the replicate items in the linked list and only leave one of the same numbers. and then display the linked list sorted and unique.

I am having trouble starting this out because my teacher sucks and the book is horrible. I have tried help from computer people but it is still not sticking. I am sure if someone can help me get started i can probably get the rest done but i have no idea to get this started because i have only used c++.net and the teacher wants it done in c++6.0 so that is some of the trouble i am having so if someone can help i would be grateful.

 

[mr_coffee]

um...C++ in .net is virtually the same as in 6.0. The syntax has not changed. Use the random function in <cmath> to generate random numbers. Are you using standard template library or creating this from scratch?

 

[quicknote]

I am not an expert in programming languages like C++, but I can offer some general advice for tackling this problem. Firstly, it is important to understand the basics of linked lists and their operations, such as insertion, deletion, and sorting. You can find plenty of online resources and tutorials that explain these concepts in detail.

Next, it may be helpful to break down the problem into smaller, manageable steps. For example, you can start by creating a function that generates 10 random numbers within the given range and inserts them into a linked list. Then, you can focus on counting the occurrences of each number in the list.

Once you have these steps figured out, you can move on to the more challenging task of deleting duplicate items in the list. This may require some additional research and understanding of algorithms for removing duplicates in linked lists.

If you are still struggling, don't hesitate to seek help from experienced programmers or your classmates. Collaborating with others can often lead to new insights and solutions.

Overall, it is important to have a clear understanding of the problem and the tools at your disposal before attempting to write any code. Take your time, break down the problem into smaller parts, and don't be afraid to ask for help. Good luck!