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    How do i use singly linked list to store a name.. and hw could i use lists to sort the list of names in an alphabatic order..

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    Quote Originally Posted by uday.rnsit View Post
    How do i use singly linked list to store a name.. and hw could i use lists to sort the list of names in an alphabatic order..
    you just need to declare a structure like
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    struct node {
    char name[buff];
    struct node* next;
    }
    to sort the list in an alphabetic order you need to use strcmp() and do an insertion sort

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