The example doesn't actually create a linked list at all. It makes a single EnemySpaceShip, then calls updateShip on that single ship. The structure does have a next pointer which is set to NULL, but that in itself doesn't make it a linked list. The updateShip() function isn't going to magically follow the list and apply to other elements in the linked list. So if you're trying to make a remove() function, maybe you should first create an insert() function?... What exactly is your question?
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I have seen the code example and I know that it isn't creating a linked list. But I have no idea of how to write a program that removes a element from a linked list. Is it any website or something exaplaining linked list. Or hints that somebody can give to help me? It is one of the practice problems in Jumping Into C++ and I want to do all of them so you really can understand how pointers work
