Simple Implementation of Linked List and Tree
npm install florest
var Florest = require('florest')
#####You can create a linked list with:
var singly = Florest.Link.create("singly", "List Name");
or
var doubly = Florest.Link.create("doubly", "List Name");
#####You can then manipulate your list with add(value), remove(position) or get(position):
singly.add(1);
singly.add(2);
singly.add(3);
singly.remove(2);
var list_at_2 = singly.get(2);
#####You can display all nodes in the list with display():
singly.display();
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Simple Linked Lists and Tree Implementation
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