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Given the following linked list structure in C: typedef struct node_t { char *da

ID: 657354 • Letter: G

Question

Given the following linked list structure in C:


typedef struct node_t
{
    char *data;
   struct node_t *next;
} node_t;

Implement methods to insert a node at the end of the list, remove a node from the end of the list, and search for a node containing a specific string. Use the following prototypes:

void insert_node(char *data, node_t *head);

void delete_node(node_t *head);

int find_node(char *search, node_t *head);

Note that find_node() should return -1 if the specified string was not found in the list. Otherwise, it should return the position in the list at which the node was found.

Explanation / Answer

int find_node(char *search, node_t *head)

{

int count=0;

while (head != NULL)

count++;

}

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