Re: Do you have ideas or better approaches to implement my linked list implementation?
PowerStudent <familiewie@gmail.com> wrote:
Hy,
I try to get used to the c++ programming language again and I'm
currently working on reimplementing different algorithms.
I had especially problems with memory allocation while implementing my
linked list class.
I would like to know, where I could improve my source files or if you
have maybe better approaches.
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Even if you are implementing your own list class, I suggest you stick
with the standard interface. Doing so will make it easier to review.
That means at minimum, implement the Front (and/or Back) Insertion
Sequence (including the refinements, Sequence, Forward Container,
Default Constructible, Container, EqualityComparable,
LessThanComparable, and Assignable.)
http://www.sgi.com/tech/stl/FrontInsertionSequence.html
I've given your code a quick glance, and it seems to me that you
implemented a single-linked list node, not a full single linked list.
Although one could amalgamate the two concepts, client code will make
more sense if you separate them.
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