SE250:lab-4:sgha014

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length function: i ust looped through and kept incrementing the length...and then returning the length

int length(Cons* list) {
	int len =0;
	for( ; list!=nil; list =list->tail){
		len++;
	}
	return len;
}

functions that return first, second, third or fourth element for this one i drew diagrams to kinda see what points to what and then after that it was pretty easy to write the function.

element_t first(Cons* list){
	return list->head;
}

element_t second(Cons* list){
	return list->tail->head;
}

element_t third(Cons* list){
	return list->tail->tail->head;
 }

element_t fourth(Cons* list){
	return list->tail->tail->tail->head;
}

nth function: loop through the list and once you get to zero you return the i'th element of the list

element_t nth(int i, Cons* list){
	while(i !=0){
		list = list->tail;
		i--;
	}
	return list->head;
}

equal function: i loop through the list and while im not at the end element, i compare the values stored int eh elements then update the list

int equal(Cons* list1, Cons* list2){
	while((list1 !=nil) && (list2 !=nil)){

		if(list1->head ==list2->head){
			list1 = list1->tail;
			list2 = list2->tail;
			return 1;
		}
		else{
			return 0;
		}
	}
	
}

this was a pretty good lab.. was a bit confused for a while but then once i got what i was doing it was fairly ok. the hardest part for me was the nth function...got really confused for some reason. But overall it was a good lab