A header forms the anchor point for a singly linked list.
A header forms the anchor point for a singly linked list. In common with the elements of the list, the header includes link objects as components.
The header includes the following functionality:
allows elements to be added to the start and end of a singly linked list, but not to the middle.
tests if an element is at the start or end of a list.
returns pointers to elements at the start or the end of a list.
removes elements from the list.
A header is an instance of the templated class TSglQue<class T>.
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