My CS project

[seanfmglobal]

Hey guys I'll be up all night trying to figure this one out but I have plenty of questions that hopefully someone can assist me in.

I'm currently working with Linked Lists and stuff of that sort but some things are still very confusing to me for example

public class ListNode<T> {
	public T element;
	public ListNode<T> next;
	public ListNode<T> prev;
	
	public ListNode(T ele) {
		element = ele;						
		prev = next = null;					// doesn't make since previous equals next which equals null
	}										
	
	
	
	
}

This is my node class. the prev = next = null; doesn't make since. How can I have more than two nodes in my list if this is true?


Well I went ahead and added constructors so it now looks like this (I believe this is right)

public class ListNode<T> {
	public T element;
	public ListNode<T> next;
	public ListNode<T> prev;
	
	public ListNode(T ele) {
		element = ele;						
		prev = next = null;					
	}										
	
        public ListNode(T ele, ListNode<T> n){
                 element = ele;
                 next = n;
        }

        public ListNode(T ele, ListNode<T> p, ListNode<T> n){
                 element = ele;
                 next = n;
                 prev = p;
        }
	
	
	
}

I would think that is how a node should be set up but please let me know if I am wrong.

[Petr]

Hi. if I understand correctly you want to make linked list structure. So Can you explain what that is structure?