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Okay, so I've been kind of putting off learning linked lists for a couple of days because I hate learning things that I don't completely understand... but I finally decided to just jump in and go with it.
I am following a tutorial from Stanford's Computer Science department and have basically copied the tutorial code (except changed 'head' to 'root', just to be different :))
Okay, I'm starting to understand this a little more... except I have no idea why my compiler (Bloodshed's Dev-C++) gives me the error "invalid conversion from 'void*' to 'node*'." (it points to the lines using the malloc() function).
hmm.... I could have sworn
would make 'root' the type 'node'. I really have very little clue about what I'm saying... heh
any ideas?
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