Well, my opinion about your code :
At first, it seems far too complex for what it is ! First, there is a
whole lot of useless tests ! For example :
if node is not None and type(node) == list
The "node is not None" is useless, because the type of None is ...
NoneType so type(node) == list is enou
I'm not at all sure this is, indeed, helpful *grin*. I was just
looking for a project to code, and decided to implement a LinkedList.
The how of using it is very simple: in the same way you would use a
regular list. Except for a few extra/different methods, the use of
LinkedList is very similar
I'm at a loss as to why this is helpful. How and why would one use
this
instead of a regular list? I know what linked lists are and why they
would be useful in C++ or C or any other but not python.
Orri Ganel wrote:
>Hello all,
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>I've been working on making a complete pythonic LinkedList
Hello all,
I've been working on making a complete pythonic LinkedList
implementation, as per the specifications of Java's LinkedList and
Python's list. The full code may be found at
http://rafb.net/paste/results/JKhsQn59.html. Once the link expires,
please feel free to email me for the code. An
