circular_linked_list.py#873
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Circular linked list is a linked list where last node is connected to the first node in the list. This can be used in traversals where we have to access a node before the current by access in a circular way.
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Please use 4 spaces to indent. Other than that LGTM. Thanks.
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Why is the LGTM check failing? It gives error on some other file, I'm sorry but I have never worked with it before |
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LGTM tests are failing because of the Python syntax error in #425 |
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A circular linked list where the last node points to the first node. I don't know why it is missing and I think it should be here. Helps in traversing the list in circular order and we don't have to start traversing from head every time