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    Insert As First Node in A Linked - List

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    This document describes how to insert a new node as the first node in a linked list. It involves checking if the start pointer is null, creating a new node if so and assigning the item value and null link, or creating a new node, assigning the item and linking to the existing first node if not null.

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    This document describes how to insert a new node as the first node in a linked list. It involves checking if the start pointer is null, creating a new node if so and assigning the item value and null link, or creating a new node, assigning the item and linking to the existing first node if not null.

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    Linked list insert

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    Insert1 First

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    This document describes how to insert a new node as the first node in a linked list. It involves checking if the start pointer is null, creating a new node if so and assigning the item value and null link, or creating a new node, assigning the item and linking to the existing first node if not null.

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    Insert As First Node in A Linked - List

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    This document describes how to insert a new node as the first node in a linked list. It involves checking if the start pointer is null, creating a new node if so and assigning the item value and null link, or creating a new node, assigning the item and linking to the existing first node if not null.

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    INSERT AS FIRST NODE IN A LINKED LIST

    Insert First ( ):
    Description: Here START is a pointer variable which contains the address of first node. ITEM is the value
    to be inserted.

    1. If (START == NULL) Then


    2. START = New Node [Create a new node]
    3. START->INFO = ITEM [Assign ITEM to INFO field]
    4. START->LINK = NULL [Assign NULL to LINK field]
    5. Else
    6. Set PTR = START [Initialize PTR with START]
    7. START = New Node [Create a new node]
    8. START->INFO = ITEM [Assign ITEM to INFO field]
    9. START->LINK = PTR [Assign PTR to LINK field]
    [End of If]
    10. Exit

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