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| - | You also have an extra task, for extra credit, inside app/list/ of your sll2 base directory. The extra credit task is to build a linked list based on input from the user. You will also determine whether or not this linked list is a palindrome linked list or not. In case you don't know what a palindrome list is, here is an example. A palindrome list is a list that would look the same if you reversed it. For example, if you have a list, 1 2 3 2 1, that would be a palindrome, because if you display it backwards or forwards, it would display the same thing. | + | You also have an extra task, for extra credit |
| The palindrome should accept values either from the CLI, stdin, or both. Be able to determine if the created list is a palindrome. Reverse the list(hint: use sortlist()). Finally, display the list. | The palindrome should accept values either from the CLI, stdin, or both. Be able to determine if the created list is a palindrome. Reverse the list(hint: use sortlist()). Finally, display the list. | ||
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| =====Basic GDB===== | =====Basic GDB===== | ||
| + | GDB is a very useful tool, especially if you are running into segmentation faults on any unit test. GDB allows you to set breakpoints, | ||
| To launch gdb (obtain used as example): | To launch gdb (obtain used as example): | ||
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