Now, it's time to consume our new LinkedList data type in our code. We can use all of the operations of the data type. We will try to initialize a new LinkedList, add several items, and then invoke the Get(), Insert(), Search(), and Remove() operations. Don't worry about invoking these operations in a specific order; as long as we have instantiated the LinkedList object, everything will work since we have restricted the out of bound index problem. Without further ado, here's the code:
// Project: Singly_Linked_List.cbp// File : main.cpp#include <iostream>#include "Node.h"#include "LinkedList.h"using namespace std;int main(){ // NULL LinkedList<int> linkedList = LinkedList<int>(); // 43->NULL linkedList.InsertHead(43); ...
