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Background: I just started learning Data Structures and Algorithms, while comparing my implementation of the Linked List class. I think adding a str() function to init.py can help users see the values inside the Linked List and also see where the numbers are pointing to.
Example output: 5 --> 14 --> 85 --> 20
If this is allowed, please assign this issue to me, I would like me to make this change. Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Background: I just started learning Data Structures and Algorithms, while comparing my implementation of the Linked List class. I think adding a str() function to init.py can help users see the values inside the Linked List and also see where the numbers are pointing to.
Example output: 5 --> 14 --> 85 --> 20
If this is allowed, please assign this issue to me, I would like me to make this change. Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: