Add a function size() to our C++ implementation of a singly link list. Can you design...
Add a function size() to our C++ implementation of a singly link list. Can
you design this function so that it runs in O(1) time?
Homework Answers
Have a size data member and update it with other operations:
- initialize to 0 in the initializer list
- increment with each entry
- decrement with each delete
- reset to 0 with each clear
- When you call Size(), it should just return the data member value, which is O(1).
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