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My question is : How can I connect the first node, last node and new node when I add item at the beginning or at any position? Assume that there is a interface called StudentInterface has three methods Add ,isEmpty, and print....i dont have the full code right now i have only the class who implements the Interface..if someone needed the full code i would add it.



public class LinkedList2 implements StudentInterface {

public Node FirstNode;
public Node LastNode;
int length;

public LinkedList2(){
clear();
}

public final void clear(){
FirstNode=null;
LastNode=null;
length=0;
}

public boolean isEmpty(){
return length==0;
}

private class Node{
private Object Data;
private Node next;

private Node(Object Item){
Data=Item;
next=null;
}
private Node(Object Item , Node NextNode){
Data=Item;
next=NextNode;
}
}

public boolean Add(Object Item){
Node newNode= new Node(Item);

if(isEmpty()){
/* here aremy problems-------> FirstNode=newNode; */
/* here are my problems------->newNode.next=LastNode; */
}else{
/* here are my problems------->FirstNode.next=newNode; */
}
length++;
return true;
}









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My question is : How can I connect the first node, last node and new node when I add item at the beginning or at any position? Assume that there is a interface called StudentInterface has three methods Add ,isEmpty, and print....i dont have the full code right now i have only the class who implements the Interface..if someone needed the full code i would add it.



public class LinkedList2 implements StudentInterface {

public Node FirstNode;
public Node LastNode;
int length;

public LinkedList2(){
clear();
}

public final void clear(){
FirstNode=null;
LastNode=null;
length=0;
}

public boolean isEmpty(){
return length==0;
}

private class Node{
private Object Data;
private Node next;

private Node(Object Item){
Data=Item;
next=null;
}
private Node(Object Item , Node NextNode){
Data=Item;
next=NextNode;
}
}

public boolean Add(Object Item){
Node newNode= new Node(Item);

if(isEmpty()){
/* here aremy problems-------> FirstNode=newNode; */
/* here are my problems------->newNode.next=LastNode; */
}else{
/* here are my problems------->FirstNode.next=newNode; */
}
length++;
return true;
}









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My question is : How can I connect the first node, last node and new node when I add item at the beginning or at any position? Assume that there is a interface called StudentInterface has three methods Add ,isEmpty, and print....i dont have the full code right now i have only the class who implements the Interface..if someone needed the full code i would add it.



public class LinkedList2 implements StudentInterface {

public Node FirstNode;
public Node LastNode;
int length;

public LinkedList2(){
clear();
}

public final void clear(){
FirstNode=null;
LastNode=null;
length=0;
}

public boolean isEmpty(){
return length==0;
}

private class Node{
private Object Data;
private Node next;

private Node(Object Item){
Data=Item;
next=null;
}
private Node(Object Item , Node NextNode){
Data=Item;
next=NextNode;
}
}

public boolean Add(Object Item){
Node newNode= new Node(Item);

if(isEmpty()){
/* here aremy problems-------> FirstNode=newNode; */
/* here are my problems------->newNode.next=LastNode; */
}else{
/* here are my problems------->FirstNode.next=newNode; */
}
length++;
return true;
}









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My question is : How can I connect the first node, last node and new node when I add item at the beginning or at any position? Assume that there is a interface called StudentInterface has three methods Add ,isEmpty, and print....i dont have the full code right now i have only the class who implements the Interface..if someone needed the full code i would add it.



public class LinkedList2 implements StudentInterface {

public Node FirstNode;
public Node LastNode;
int length;

public LinkedList2(){
clear();
}

public final void clear(){
FirstNode=null;
LastNode=null;
length=0;
}

public boolean isEmpty(){
return length==0;
}

private class Node{
private Object Data;
private Node next;

private Node(Object Item){
Data=Item;
next=null;
}
private Node(Object Item , Node NextNode){
Data=Item;
next=NextNode;
}
}

public boolean Add(Object Item){
Node newNode= new Node(Item);

if(isEmpty()){
/* here aremy problems-------> FirstNode=newNode; */
/* here are my problems------->newNode.next=LastNode; */
}else{
/* here are my problems------->FirstNode.next=newNode; */
}
length++;
return true;
}






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  • Welcome to Code Review! I'm afraid this question does not match what this site is about. Code Review is about improving existing, working code. Code Review is not the site to ask for help in fixing or changing what your code does. Once the code does what you want, we would love to help you do the same thing in a cleaner way! Please see our help center for more information.
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Welcome to Code Review! I'm afraid this question does not match what this site is about. Code Review is about improving existing, working code. Code Review is not the site to ask for help in fixing or changing what your code does. Once the code does what you want, we would love to help you do the same thing in a cleaner way! Please see our help center for more information.
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