user defined lists

[@darshanadarkar8033]

at 5: 46 In the program why do we need else block. according to program earlier self.next would set to newnode and for the newnode itself self.next is 0. so if, we append suppose another value the self.next would always be none. Then why do we need else block?

[@darshanadarkar8033]

I got it!! self is always referenced by the first object you created.

[@praveengupta443]

How to reverse the linked list using your approach?? Since we can't re assign ''self'' to new node (we will lose connection bw the parameters), but the problem is we have to reassign last node of linked list to self for link reversal.

[@adityawadikar9326]

Explanation is truly very very bad.

[@aniket4952]

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[@PG03TheGod]

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[@aniket4952]

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[@bharathg5014]

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[@sairajvernekar2854]

@@aniket4952 what were the question based on?