Critique my LinkedList Class

[Richard Robertson]

What is "Node<T> * const NewNode = new Node<T> ( Data );" even supposed to mean? Why do you have a const in there?

[jaberwacky]

What is "Node<T> * const NewNode = new Node<T> ( Data );" even supposed to mean? Why do you have a const in there?

Well, that's a good question. Without it, my code doesn't compile. I can do without the const though.

[Richard Robertson]

Remove the const. The const in particular is what I was questioning anyway.

[jaberwacky]

OK, removed that constant. Fabric of the universe still intact.

Well, this concludes yet another highly productive coding session. If only I could make millions of dollars this productively.

Node.h contains my first successful attempt at operator overloading. That doesn't mean that it does anything useful, yet! I'm so excited!

I bid you peace.

[Richard Robertson]

I would have used += to be the "push" operation on the node. You don't know for sure that your data type supports the addition operator.

[canny]

I had to create a linked list class for integers. ... I converted my two classes. One was a Node class

[jaberwacky]

I had to create a linked list class for integers. ... I converted my two classes. One was a Node class

I bet your mom is so proud of you.