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The Vector Class

The Vector Class. Vector Class. Write a Vector class. This will be a container class that will hold objects. It should allow the following operations: add Add an object to the end of the Vector find Determine if an object is in the Vector get Get a certain element (by number) from the

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The Vector Class

The Vector Class. Vector Class. Write a Vector class. This will be a container class that will hold objects. It should allow the following operations: add Add an object to the end of the Vector find Determine if an object is in the Vector get Get a certain element (by number) from the

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Linked List Operations

Linked List Operations. COP 3502. Linked List Operations. There are several basic operations that need to be performed on linked lists: Adding a node. Deleting a node. Searching for a node. We will build functions to perform these operations.

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Abstract Data Types in C

Abstract Data Types in C. Abstract Data Types (ADTs) in C (1). C is not object-oriented, but we can still manage to inject some object-oriented principles into the design of C code. For example, a data structure and its operations can be packaged together into an entity called an ADT.

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Linear Linked Lists

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