Linked Nodes

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Section 5.2 Linked Nodes

In this module, we will introduce the concept of a link node. A link node consists of a value field and a pointer to another link node. In subsequent lessons, you will delve into linked lists, which are constructed using link nodes. However, for now, we will utilize link nodes as a straightforward means to connect various objects together.

Here is a link to the OpenDSA textbook that goes more in-depth about linked nodes: Read Me ¹

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