[Solved]-Question 13 10 Marks Following C Structure Used Define Node Linked List Typedef Struct Nod Q37277594

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Question 13 [10 Marks] The following C structure is used to define each node in a linked list: typedef struct node ( int data; struct node link; Node; Write a C function called printDuplicates that receives a pointer to the first node (head) of a linked list as a parameter. The function should find and print the duplicate integers in the linked list. For example, if the linked list contains the integers 6, 3, 3, 6, 7, 4, then the printDuplicates) function should print: Note: In your solution, you may assume that a given integer occurs at most twice in the linked list void printDuplicates (Node head) ( Show transcribed image text Question 13 [10 Marks] The following C structure is used to define each node in a linked list: typedef struct node ( int data; struct node link; Node; Write a C function called printDuplicates that receives a pointer to the first node (head) of a linked list as a parameter. The function should find and print the duplicate integers in the linked list. For example, if the linked list contains the integers 6, 3, 3, 6, 7, 4, then the printDuplicates) function should print: Note: In your solution, you may assume that a given integer occurs at most twice in the linked list void printDuplicates (Node head) (

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