This part of Linear Single Linked List will tell you how to delete a node at any index. It’s simple like adding a data, you just have to change the node pointer to other that next to the node that you want to delete. If you want to delete the most front data, you have to set the head onto the next node and delete the first node. Looks like front, when we want to delete the last node, we have to set the 2nd node from the last to tail and delete the last data/ node. Delete any index in Single... more
Change the default save format in Micorsoft Office Word 2007 to .doc
In some case, there is a few that use Microsoft Office 2007. Most of them still using Microsoft Office 2003, and Microsoft Office 2007 brings a new format, smaller file size and new extension, like .docx that replace old .doc. But somehow, Microsoft Office 2003 can not open this new format. This is of course in Microsoft Word 2007, you have to save as Word 97-2003 Document. Unfortunately, you forgot to change your word document into .doc format and you couldn’t open it in your office computer because their computer didn’t use Microsoft Office 2007. There’s an important document and project to be shown to your superior, you couldn’t do anything but begging to delay it to the next day, scolded, salary-cut, kicked from the job, go home and tell to your wife that you didn’t bring any money and your wife left you, wait wait, these are not the main problem, but these things can be happened to your life. So for the main problem, how can I always remember to save as... more
AMD Cool’n'Quiet™ 2.0 only works under Windows Vista?
Just a month ago, I decided to buy a new rig. I bought AMD Phenom X4 9650 with 2.3 GHz, Biostar TA790GX XE, DDR2 Kingston 2GB PC 6400, and a HDD WDC with 640GB capacity. I installed Windows XP Professional with Service Pack 2 and it’s ran smoothly. Then, I installed AMD Over Drive and Everest 5.0, just want to make sure I had no problem with temperature. I saw the processor clock at 2300.x MHz at that moment. I saw it at idle and do nothing. Just a week after that, I decided to install Vista,... more
Linear Single Linked List C++
Hey, back to programming again in data structure. It’s now about Linked List, a linear single linked list it’s about to be explained in this post. We can imagine this like a chain, every data has a link to another data. Single Linked List is different from array. In array, we can only insert a new data to the last index after the last data. We can not insert at any place we want. So, the linked list was made. The Node At linked list, we add a header, we called it node. This node is used... more
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