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PREV Linked Lists NEXT   (4 / 301)     How to declare a structure of a linked list? The right way of declaring a structure for a linked list in a C program is struct node {   int value;   struct node *next; }; typedef struct node *mynode; Note that the following are not correct typedef struct {   int value;   mynode next; } *mynode; The typedef is not defined at the point where the "next" field is declared. struct node {   int value;   struct node next; }; typedef struct node mynode; You can only have pointer to structures, not the structure itself as its recursive! PREV COMMENTS                                  INDEX                                  PRINT NEXT Last updated: November 3, 2005 www.cracktheinterview.com - Your destination for the most common IT interview questions, answers, frequently asked interview questions (FAQ), C Programs, C Datastructures for technical interviews conducted by the top IT companies around the world!