question archive (i) (ii) a) How many values can he retrieve from the list now ? If you have 128 oranges all the same size, color, and weight except one orange is heavier than the rest
(i) (ii) a) How many values can he retrieve from the list now ? If you have 128 oranges all the same size, color, and weight except one orange is heavier than the rest
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(i) (ii) a) How many values can he retrieve from the list now ?
If you have 128 oranges all the same size, color, and weight except one orange is heavier than the rest. Write down a C++ Code/Algorithm to search the heavy orange, in how many steps would you be able to find it out?
A novice IT student implemented a linked list to keep record of his savings during the last 10 months. He decided to have 10 nodes each recording a month's saving. In his search algorithm, he accidently lost the reference to the first/head node but luckily a reference to the fourth node was retained.
b) How you suggest the student to change in code, such that in future he can recover the reference of head node in such scenario? Write complete class code in C++.
