19. Given the code definitions:
struct courseRec {
string course;
int credits;
nodeRec* next;
};
nodeRec *listTop, *nodePtr;
used to create the following list:
Write the C++ code to do the following (declare any necessary variables):
a. Copy the credits field from the second node to the credits field in the first node (3 pts).
b. Create a new node containing the course "CS208", with 3 credits, and a NULL pointer (3 pts).
c. Insert the new node into the list as the first node in the list (3 pts).
d. Write a function to count the number of nodes in a list of this type (again, unknown length)
and pass back the integer result (5 pts).
20. Using the node declaration:
struct nodeRec {
int data;
nodeRec* link;
};
nodeRec *head, *ptr;
a. Given the above node and variable definitions, and the code:
head = NULL;
for (int count = 5; count <= 26; count += 7)
{
ptr = new nodeRec;
ptr->data = count + 1;
ptr->link = head;
head = ptr;
}
What list does the above code create? (3 points)
(Sample format for answer: head 86 31 NULL)
b. Using the above node and variable definitions, suppose the following linked list was built:
What is output by the code (3 pts):
ptr = head->link;
while (ptr != NULL) {
if ( (ptr->value % 2) == 0 )
cout << ptr->value << " " << endl;
ptr = ptr->link;
}
21. Given an stack of integers that starts out empty, the following operations are performed:
int x, y;
stack.push(8);
stack.push(4);
y = stack.top();
stack.push(6);
stack.push(3);
stack.pop();
x = stack.top();
What are the values of x and y? (3 pts)
22. Given:
class foo
{
private:
int data;
string description;
public:
int a (int num);
void b (foo f) const;
};
void c ();
int d (int value);
Of the four functions defined above, which can alter the private member variables of the a foo object? (3 pts)
23. Given:
enum babyShoes {INFANT, BABY, TODDLER};
const int NUM_TYPES = 3;
const int NUM_SIZES = 5;
int numInStock [NUM_SIZES][NUM_TYPES];
The numInStock array holds the number of shoes in stock, by size and type.
So each cell will hold the count for one particular type, in a particular size.
Assume sizes go from 0 to 4.
Using the enumerated type values in your code, write the C++ code to store the fact that the store has 56 pairs of size 3 toddler shoes in stock. (3 pts)
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Copy the credits field from the second node to the credits field in the first node
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