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About LinkBacksI know that in C++ a node for a linked list is allocated by using new, but how do I do it in C with malloc or calloc?
Everything I've tried won't work.Code:node *root=new node;
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I know that in C++ a node for a linked list is allocated by using new, but how do I do it in C with malloc or calloc?
Everything I've tried won't work.Code:node *root=new node;
I think it's:
struct *node = (struct *node) malloc ( (struct *node) * sizeof(node) );
Not sure though...
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node *root= malloc( sizeof(node) );
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