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hi! i am new to java and i really have this program i don't have any idea what to do.. here's the problem...
A program for a collection of cars using linked list only. Each car comes with information such as plate #, brand name, speed and price.. The program can display cars information, store new cars information, search, delete.. i cant find a sample source code to base my program.. i don't have really idea what to do.. pls help!
Mar 28 '07 #1
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hi! i am new to java and i really have this program i don't have any idea what to do.. here's the problem...
A program for a collection of cars using linked list only. Each car comes with information such as plate #, brand name, speed and price.. The program can display cars information, store new cars information, search, delete.. i cant find a sample source code to base my program.. i don't have really idea what to do.. pls help!
Zaac, you shoulg go back to your teacher and explain your problem to him. According to the rules , we can only assist once you've done some work yourself first.
Mar 28 '07 #2

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