Step 7
Your linked list is awesome! Now delete it.
- Uncomment the inclusion of "destroylist.h" at the top of lab12.c.
- At the end of lab12.c, call the function defined in
destroylist.h
with the appropriate parameters. Where's
destroylist.c, you say? It's hidden so you can write a DestroyList()
function that will free the memory
allocated for each node in your linked list in your Project 5.
- Recompile your code, and this time, link it with destroylist.o.
...and that's the end of 201 Lab!
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linux1[1]% gcc -Wall -ansi -c lab12.c
linux1[2]% gcc lab12.o linkedlist.o destroylist.o
linux1[3]% a.out data.txt
Welcome to the last lab of the semester! :)
First Name Last Name ID Grade
-------------------- -------------------- ------------ -------
Ann Lewis 123 98%
Joseph Eisenhower 212 82%
Mary Jones 634 85%
Mark Johnson 345 78%
Justin Lewis 122 99%
Jenny Garcia 121 87%
Gary Watson 532 92%
Jamie Casselman 621 100%
Samantha Warrez 124 86%
Bob Ramsey 141 64%
Claire Dishon 161 76%
Number of students in the class: 11
Average grade: 86.09%
Please enter the id# to delete from the list: 621
Student was successfully deleted from class list.
First Name Last Name ID Grade
-------------------- -------------------- ------------ -------
Ann Lewis 123 98%
Joseph Eisenhower 212 82%
Mary Jones 634 85%
Mark Johnson 345 78%
Justin Lewis 122 99%
Jenny Garcia 121 87%
Gary Watson 532 92%
Samantha Warrez 124 86%
Bob Ramsey 141 64%
Claire Dishon 161 76%
Number of students in the class: 10
Average grade: 84.70%
Successfully destroyed the list!! You're done!
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