24. Write a program that reads a file and builds a list. After the list is built, display it on the monitor. You may use any appropriate data structure, but it should have a key field and data. Two possibilities are a list of your favorite CDs or your friends telephone numbers. Use a linked list implementation. 25. Modify the program you wrote in Project 24. After you create the file, the program should present the user with a menu to insert new data, remove existing data, or print a list of all data. 26. Write a program to read a list of students from a file and create a list. The program should use a linked list for implementation. Each node in the linked list should have the students name, a pointer to the next student, and a pointer to a linked list of scores. There may be up to four scores for each student. The structure is shown in Figure 5-33.

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