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The following class LinkedNode is representing a node. If the variable list repr

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Question

The following class LinkedNode is representing a node. If the variable list represents a linked list of these nodes, which of the statements that follows the class definition will traverse the list and print the data in the list? class LinkedNode int data LinkedNode next; LinkedNode(int i) data = i; next = null; public void print(LinkedNode list) LinkedNode current = list; while (current.next != null) public void print(LinkedNode list) LinkedNode current = list; while (current !- null) System.out.printin(current.data); current = current.next; System.out.printin(current.next); current = current.next; public void print(LinkedNode list) public void print(LinkedNode list) Linked Node current = list; Linked Node current = list; while (current != null) while (current !- null) System.out.printin(current.data); current current.next; System.out.printin(current.data); current++

Explanation / Answer

Let me tell you about all the option one by one.:

First: In first option the last node would not be print as the loop would be treminated before the last node. WRONG.

Second: In second option it is printing the node pointer not the data. WRONG.

Third: Correct answer, everythinh fine. CORRECT.

Fourth: current++, won't take it next node of linked list. WRONG.

Thank You.

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