DataStructures

I wouldn't have called the mystack.push(val); inside the delete method of the list. Instead I would have written (in the 'consumer' code) something like int val = mylist.delete(index); mystack.push(val);

Like Richard said, you cannot restore the node you pushed onto the stack because you're losing the position in the linked list where the node came from. To make this work, you would have to create a class that can hold your node instance AND the...

I am working on dataStructures and Algorithms. I am currently working on linklist and stack. In linklist i have created the delete method, which is going to remove the node from the linklist but i want to store the deleted node into a stack and...