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marin [14]
3 years ago
8

In which situations would it be most helpful to filter a form? Check all that apply.

Computers and Technology
1 answer:
Paladinen [302]3 years ago
8 0

Answer: hey did you find the answer? Do you mind telling me it?

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//ListingNode.java

class ListingNode {

   private listpro listing11;

   private ListingNode nextnode;

   public ListingNode(listpro listing11) {

       this.listing11 = listing11;

   }

   public listpro getListing() {

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  }

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   }

   public ListingNode getnextnode() {

       return nextnode;

   }

   public void setnextnode(ListingNode nextnode) {

       this.nextnode = nextnode;

   }

}

public class Listlinked {

   private ListingNode headnode;

   public Listlinked() {

       headnode = null;

   }

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       if(headnode == null) {

           headnode = listingNode;

       } else {

           ListingNode tempval = headnode;

           while (tempval.getnextnode() != null) {

               tempval = tempval.getnextnode();

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       }

   }

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       while (tempval != null) {

           if(tempval.getListing().getNamedata().equalsIgnoreCase(name)) {

               return tempval.getListing();

           }

           tempval = tempval.getnextnode();

       }

       return null;

   }

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           }

       }

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   }

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       ListingNode tempval = headnode;

       while (tempval != null) {

           System.out.println(tempval.getListing().toString());

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       }

   }

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import javax.swing.*;

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   private String Name;

   private int ID;

   private float grade_point;

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   }

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