public static void WhatHappens_ToNodeNextsReferences_WhenYouSetTailToNull()
{
var linkedList = new LinkedList <int>();
linkedList.AddToFront(new LinkedListNode <int>(3));
linkedList.AddToFront(new LinkedListNode <int>(5));
linkedList.AddToFront(new LinkedListNode <int>(7));
var node = linkedList.Head;
while (node != linkedList.Tail)
{
node = node.Next;
var result = object.ReferenceEquals(node, linkedList.Tail);
if (result)
{
node.Value = 14;
result = object.ReferenceEquals(node, linkedList.Tail);
node = null; // will this delete it? No you can change properties but you can't delete another reference type by setting another reference type to null
result = object.ReferenceEquals(node, linkedList.Tail);
}
}
linkedList.RemoveLast();
}
public static void WhatHappens_ToNodeNextsReferences_WhenYouSetTailToNull()
{
var linkedList = new LinkedList<int>();
linkedList.AddToFront(new LinkedListNode<int>(3));
linkedList.AddToFront(new LinkedListNode<int>(5));
linkedList.AddToFront(new LinkedListNode<int>(7));
var node = linkedList.Head;
while(node != linkedList.Tail)
{
node = node.Next;
var result = object.ReferenceEquals(node, linkedList.Tail);
if (result)
{
node.Value = 14;
result = object.ReferenceEquals(node, linkedList.Tail);
node = null; // will this delete it? No you can change properties but you can't delete another reference type by setting another reference type to null
result = object.ReferenceEquals(node, linkedList.Tail);
}
}
linkedList.RemoveLast();
}
