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What is different about node_c ?
Why might that be useful?
My answers: node_c 's data is null and it links to 2 nodes. It may be useful to create nodes like this to create a primarily functional unit that doesn’t hold data but only points to other nodes.
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What is different about node_c ?
Node c 's difference is it point to more than one other node, it means its datas are shared by multiple nodes. Its datas are null, maybe for an input user?
Why might that be useful?
It can be usefull in term of runtime, since it can “distributes” input user datas into differents “place holders” at the same time.
Node_c can be used to create multiple branches in a Tree or a Linked List. For it to contain more than one pointer, it means that the variable data type used is a List or an Array as against the data type used for the other pointer variables for node_a and node_f that can store single values.
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