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Comments by Bit87 (Top 3 by date)
Bit87
30-Jul-16 23:21pm
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I'm trying to make a queue of linked lists, I know that that syntax is really weird, but it works, maybe not the best way but it works :O, thanks for the advice of nodo->val = val, I didn't know that that little syntax move can affect how the code works.
Bit87
30-Jul-16 23:09pm
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Sorry, my mistake, I mean if(nodo == NULL)
Bit87
28-Jul-16 22:16pm
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Thanks for the explanation and for your time, at the end I had to do some changes but now it's working.
root->node = root->Insert(root->node, 9); // This is the final result