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Chapter 3, Problem 14E
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- Define a structure “SLLNode” to hold the data and point to the next node.
- Define a function “insertList()”to insert nodes to the singly linked list.
- Define a function “push()” to append a node at the start of the singly linked list.
- Define a function “displayList()” to print the nodes of singly linked list.
- Define a function “sortSLList()” to sort the list.
- Define a function “findMedian()” to compute the median node of the singly linked list and display it.
- Define a function “main()” for performing insert, sort operations and compute the median by calling the respective functions.
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