To achieve victory, they had to reach a consensus.
So before taking the stage, Wenren Sheng had to persuade Big Wooden Stake and make him understand that C++ was better after all.
After thinking for a moment, he raised a hand and conjured a classroom scene.
Great Teaching Skill activated, fifty-thousandfold amplification.
Suggestion Skill activated, fifty-thousandfold amplification.
Focus Skill, time acceleration...
Inside the classroom sat a group of college students.
Before each of them lay a copy of Java Data Structures.
At the front stood a computer science teacher, slightly balding, with signs of a Mediterranean Sea.
"Students, today we'll discuss linked lists in Java. A linked list's nodes consist of nodes and data. One node contains the next node, which contains the one after that, and so on, forming a linked list..."
At that moment, a bespectacled student furrowed his brow.
"One node contains the next node, and this goes on infinitely. Wouldn't that make the node infinitely large? Something's wrong here."
That question lingered in his mind.
Yet he did not raise it. Perhaps it was a matter of pride, making him too embarrassed to ask such a question in class.
The question continued to haunt the bespectacled student.
Fortunately, he still passed the exam through rote memorization and even scored an 85.
The following year, C++ was added to the curriculum.
C++ Data Structures.
"What is a linked list? A linked list is composed of individual nodes. Every node contains a pointer and a set of data, and the pointer points to the address of the next node."
"So that's how it is." The bespectacled student was suddenly enlightened.
It was only a pointer, only an address. What nonsense about containing one another! The first address pointed to the second address. In that case, as long as