// Create a new linked list LNode head = new LNode(10); head.Next = new LNode(20); head.Next.Next = new LNode(30); head.Next.Next.Next = new LNode(40); // Check if the head node has a simple value bool hasSimpleHead = head.HasSimpleHead(); if(hasSimpleHead) { Console.WriteLine("Head node has a simple value: " + head.Value); } else { Console.WriteLine("Head node does not have a simple value."); }Example Description: In the code example above, a new linked list is created with 4 nodes, each with a value of 10, 20, 30, and 40 respectively. The HasSimpleHead method is then used to check if the head node has a simple value (i.e. an integer, float, bool, or char value). If it does, the value is printed to the console. If it does not, a message is printed to the console indicating so. Package/Library: As the LNode class is not a built-in class in C#, it is likely that it is part of a custom library or package. Without further context it is impossible to determine which package/library it belongs to.