The type of the value stored in the node.
Constructor for LinkedListNode.
The value stored in the node.
A unique, immutable identifier for the node.
One of the nodes adjacent to this. When the graph has a given direction, this is taken to be the "next" node.
One of the nodes adjacent to this. When the graph has a given direction, this is taken to be the "previous" node.
Whether the node has been traversed. Useful for certain algorithms.
A value stored in the node.
Represents the number of existing nodes. Used to distinguish between identical elements consistently.
Links one node to another, in a single direction. Should only ever be called during linkTo.
The node to be linked with this.
Retrieves the node's ID.
The node's ID.
Links two nodes together.
The node to be linked with this.
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A node, for usage in a (doubly) linked list. Each
LinkedListNodeis linked to two other nodes: linkage should be reflexive.LinkedListNodesdon't necessarily have a notion of a "previous" and a "next" node. But when these are required, by convention,node0is the next node, andnode1is the previous.