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== | ==Linked Lists in Person== | ||
This exercise will help students understand the structure of a linked list | |||
===The problem=== | ===The problem=== | ||
A linked list is a useful data structure but it can be very confusing for students first trying to grasp it. This interactive exercise should help students understand the concept. | |||
===Participants and props=== | ===Participants and props=== | ||
To run this exercise, you will need a class full of students and some paper and markers. | |||
===The script=== | ===The script=== | ||
Describe how to do your exercise. | Describe how to do your exercise. | ||
Revision as of 18:57, 15 April 2008
Formatting Resources
Formatting Help Guide from MetaWiki
Linked Lists in Person
This exercise will help students understand the structure of a linked list
The problem
A linked list is a useful data structure but it can be very confusing for students first trying to grasp it. This interactive exercise should help students understand the concept.
Participants and props
To run this exercise, you will need a class full of students and some paper and markers.
The script
Describe how to do your exercise.