How can I create a linked list in C++ for managing cryptocurrency transactions?

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• Lucas MenkeFeb 15, 2024 · a year ago
  Creating a linked list in C++ for managing cryptocurrency transactions can be done by defining a struct or class to represent each transaction, with fields such as sender, receiver, amount, and timestamp. Then, you can define a struct or class for the linked list node, which should contain a pointer to the transaction struct or class and a pointer to the next node. To create a new node, you can use the 'new' keyword to dynamically allocate memory and assign the transaction data to the node. To insert a new node at the beginning or end of the linked list, you can update the 'next' pointers accordingly. To delete a node, you can update the 'next' pointers of the previous and next nodes to bypass the node to be deleted. Remember to properly deallocate memory using the 'delete' keyword to avoid memory leaks. It's also important to handle exceptions and validate the input to ensure the integrity of the linked list and the transactions it manages.
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