Difference between revisions of "LL First"
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== See also == | == See also == | ||
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* [[Linked list library]] | * [[Linked list library]] | ||
* [[LL_Remove_First]] -- returns the remainder of the linked list, not including the first item. | * [[LL_Remove_First]] -- returns the remainder of the linked list, not including the first item. | ||
* [[LL_Push]] | * [[LL_Push]] | ||
* [[LL_Nth]] | * [[LL_Nth]] | ||
Revision as of 04:06, 2 February 2016
LL_First(LL)
Returns the first item in a linked list. An error will be issued if the link list is empty (i.e., if «LL» is Null). The first item is the item most recently pushed onto the list.
«LL» must be a linked list, constructed from a call to LL_Push. This function is not applicable to lists.
To use this function, you must add the Linked list library to your model.
See also
- Linked list library
- LL_Remove_First -- returns the remainder of the linked list, not including the first item.
- LL_Push
- LL_Nth
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