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Why would you define a getSize() function instead of having the application access the size of the linked
Sep
7
2010
Why would you define a getSize() function instead of having the application access the size of the linked list directly? Skill/Topic: Stacks and Queues: Insert, Delete, Peek, FindA) You use the getSize() function instead of having the application access the size of the linked list directly to protect the data from inadvertently being changed by the application.Explanation: If the application needs to change the data, then the appropriate function is called and the function changes the data.’
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