Hello, in this code I just made a list node and then tried to print all its elements, but instead the code prints the location of those elements. What is the fault? How do I code so that the exact element gets printed instead of its location
print(cu.val)?
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You need to implement the __str__ magic method for your Node class.
I tried that as well, it does not work
Since you didn’t provide an example of what you tried and just claimed “it did not work”, I also tried it, and it works as it is expected to work.
class Node:
def __init__(self, val):
self.val = val
self.next = None
def __str__(self):
return f"Node value is {self.val}"
a = Node(str('A'))
b = Node(str('B'))
c = Node(str('C'))
d = Node(str('D'))
a.next = b
b.next = c
c.next = d
def pll(head):
cu = head
while cu != None:
print(cu)
cu = cu.next
pll(a)
kpfleming@balrog24:~$ python3 node_class.py
Node value is A
Node value is B
Node value is C
Node value is D
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