#Doubly Linked list question

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stone thistle
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stone thistle
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I can't get how to create the algorithm for S.

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Also note that, yes it was a test, but it's already over and it wasn't worth anything except for learning

amber adder
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picture of screen + not well formed question + L + past due + KEKW

stone thistle
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I am sorry, but I think the question is fully visible

amber adder
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yeah the point is, no one is gonna just solve it for you

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write some code

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figure as much as you can

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then ask if you can't get past some error or crash

stone thistle
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But that's the thing, idk how to do that second part with S

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Idk where to even start from, I don't have any code to show

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And I only require help with S part

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I can do D and I

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umbral elk
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Forgetting the silly exercises this assignment has you do, have you got the linked list code complete?

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chilly bolt
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hey

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i wanna remove a point from Node class list
but it keeps giving me an error about '==' operator