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C++ Linked List Help Needed!

Hello. I am working on a Singly Linked List for a school project.

I am totally lost as to where to start.

Here is the assignment:
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Create a Singly Linked List that will allow the user to input
an employee's name (first and last), wage, and hours worked, and then
the program will give it an ID number and place it in the list.

I have read several tutorials, but they all use Classes, something I am not familiar with.

Can anyone give me a hand? As basic as possiable is prefered!

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Hey

I remember doing this... I will write the code out and post it here. kk..

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EDit... Opps i took visual basic off... hmmm... let me reinstall

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LOL - last time I checked you couldn't write C++ with Visual Basic

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LOL - last time I checked you couldn't write C++ with Visual Basic

I think he means Visual Studio.

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like this?
Code:
 #include<iostream.h>
 #include<stdlib.h>
 #include<string.h>
 
 struct node{
 	char name[20];
 	float wage;
 	node *nxt;
 };
 
 node *head=NULL;
 
 main(){
 	char s[20];
 
 	do{
 		cout<<"enter name: ";
 		cin>>s;
 		if(strcmp(s,"exit")!=0){
 			node *temp=new node;
 			cout<<"enter wage: ";
 			strcpy(temp->name,s);
 			cin>>temp->wage;
 
 			temp->nxt=NULL;
 			if(head==NULL) head=temp;
 			else{
 				node *temp2=head;
 				while(temp2->nxt!=NULL) temp2=temp2->nxt;
 				temp2->nxt=temp;
 			}
 		}
 	}
 	while(strcmp(s,"exit")!=0);
 
 	node *temp3=head;
 	do{
 		if(temp3==NULL) cout<<"end of list"<<endl;
 		else{
 			cout<<"name: "<<temp3->name<<endl;
 			cout<<"wage: "<<temp3->wage<<endl;
 
 			temp3=temp3->nxt;
 		}
 	}
 	while(temp3!=NULL);
 }
 

if not, sorry...

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