You are right that you won't find the solution in the FAQ. What you *will* find are quite good tips on how to prepare and phrase your question so that the chance that we are able and willing to help is magnificently increased.
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The FAQ won't give you the answer, but it will tell you what this community expects of you. We expect you to show some effort. If you don't like that rule, perhaps you should ask your instructor for advice. They will be better equipped to give you the correct amount of hinting without just giving the answer away. That said, do you understand how a tree works? Do you have code for the tree nodes? Have you taken a stab at writing the swap function?
but thats too easy i think they want me to acctually switch it "like t.next=t.next.next" i dont know how to accomplish that [ February 13, 2008: Message edited by: donaldth smithts ]
If you're not sure what the question means, then you need to ask your lecturer to clarify it. No one on here is going to know what your lecturer intended.
I am afraid I can't understand the questions; I am not sure others can either. Please rephrase the question clearly, and show us some code. Please post such simple questions in the beginners' forum.
Have you got the thing about linked lists I commented about earlier to work yet?
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