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I looked and read aobut typedef in the c book aren't this the same? I am just asking a question no need to complex answers, straight questions deserves straight answer .

but how about my last question? D:

canI request thread closure? I am gonna try to retweak my code but before that


is typedef StackNode *StackNodePtr the same as struck stackNode *StackNodePtr ??

wait I think I get typedef StackNode *StackNodePtr; will be struct stackNode *StackNodePtr ? am I correct?

I've redone my code now look at the errors I really don't get it with this errors can...

I am using a bloodshed C++

btw before i forget can anyone translate this without typedef?

newPtr = malloc(sizeof (StackNode)); this one :|

I was on a middle on making my code then I encountered this



#include<stdio.h>
#include<stdlib.h>
#include<conio.h>

struct stackNode
{

and what's the solution for typedef StackNode *StackNodeptr?

OMG I am confuse , soo they are not the same? well the they have the same concept but , anyways I'll put my whole coede here I guess? just to make it more understandable


This is the original...

just a question


struct stackNode
{
int data;
struct stackNode *nxt
}
typedef struct stackNode StackNode;
typedef StackNode *StackNodePtr;

I am just asking a question if you are not gonna say something good don't say it.

can we just stay in topic here for peeps sake , I am just asking a question

I just need clarification, I understand it already, I just need clarifications though.



it's a pointer

void add(struct node **root, int x)
{
struct node *conductor;
if(*root==NULL)
{
(*root)=malloc(sizeof(struct node));
(*root)->value=x;
...

SO i've decided to change my code to pass by reference due to my curiosity soo here it is but the problem is it's not working it doesn't print anything again



#include<stdio.h>...

sorry :(. can we just stay in topic here?

if we are wrong, point it out on the code

quzah, stop posting if you are not going to reply in a appropriate manner in this thread.

I didn't make a temporary pointer :|

Now the only thing I need to worry about are removing nodes how do I actually remove a node? do i need to make another function for? it? any suggestions?

Thank you :) at least someone here is encouraging me but hey I did :) thanks to everyone who helped me all I have to do is remove the node

after those constructive crictscism I was finally able to do it

Here's my new code, it adds a new node, the only problem is that how should I add the value of 5 and 3 ?? and the displaying but it looks like everything is going well




#include<stdio.h>...

why is that?

wait nevermind what I posted about printing xD.

yes the first node in the whole linked list XD. if you don't mind can you provide me a sample of a program that has 2 nodes and has values in it? so...