<@&987246399047479336> please have a look, thanks.
#Linked list question
vital oceanBOT
faint pawn
We haven't assigned to first or to any field in a node connected to the list.
We've discarded the new node that t was pointing to, by assigning t to a node in the list (the one after the node originally referred to by x).
We've then move x along one position by assigning to match t.
But the list hasn't changed. We never used the new node, and x isn't part of the list, it's just a reference into it.
sweet vale
this?
we pointed the x to t which should delete the res of the nodes
(im not sure, need to revise this thing again)
faint pawn
x is just a variable, not the owner of the list. You can have as many references into the list as you like, it doesn't change the list itself.
String s = "example";
String t = s; // this doesn't change 's' at all. They both now refer to the same String instance.
twilit tinsel
yea ig it'll be "does nothing to the list"
sweet vale
`x` is just a variable, not the owner of the list. You can have as many referenc...
Oh ok so if the node that x is pointing to let's say is "n" then-:
n.next = t
would do what I did?
twilit tinsel
yes