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What does the following operation do for a given linked list with an initial node as head? ``` void fun1 (struct node* head) l if(head == nULL) returny funl (head->next); printf(*)d ", head->data); ) ``` A. Prints all nodes of linked lists B. Prints all nodes of linked list in reverse order C. Prints alternate nodes of Linked List D. Prints alternate nodes in reverse order

    What does the following operation do for a given linked list with an initial node as head?
```
void fun1 (struct node* head)
l
    if(head == nULL)
        returny
    funl (head->next);
    printf(*)d ", head->data);
)
```
A. Prints all nodes of linked lists
B. Prints all nodes of linked list in reverse order
C. Prints alternate nodes of Linked List
D. Prints alternate nodes in reverse order

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Data Structures Using C

Data Structures Using C

Amol M. Jagtap, Ajit… 1st Edition

Chapter 4, Problem 4

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What does the following operation do for a given linked list with an initial node as head? ``` void fun1 (struct node* head) l if(head == nULL) returny funl (head->next); printf(*)d ", head->data); ) ``` A. Prints all nodes of linked lists B. Prints all nodes of linked list in reverse order C. Prints alternate nodes of Linked List D. Prints alternate nodes in reverse order

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