Change into your
inclass directory.
[~]$ cd
[~]$ cd cs21/inclass/
If the
w13-llist directory does not yet exist, create it using
mkdir
[inclass]$ mkdir w13-llist
Copy the sample files for today from my directory using
cp
[inclass]$ cp ~adanner/public/cs21/w13-llist/* w13-llist/
[inclass]$ ls
w02-numsAndStrings/ w04-graphics/ w07-design/ w13-llist/
w01-intro/ w02-strings/ w05-functions/ w08-search/
w01-solutions/ w03-decisions/ w06-loops/ w09-recursion/
[inclass]$ cd w13-llist/
[w13-llist]$ ls
linkedlist.py
[w13-llist]$
Linked Lists
By now we should be familiar with python lists and their methods (append, pop, indexing, etc...), but how would you create a list class from basic principles. We will look at one possible solution this week, the linked list.