$(3$ points$)$ Is the following statement true or false? False

Given the head pointer phead of a linked list with $100$ nodes, phead$[0]$ can be used to get the first

node on the linked list, and phead $[1]$ can be used to get the second node on the linked list.

$(15$ points$)$ Assume that you have two linked lists, $L1$ and $L2.$ Each node on the linked lists

saves a data value. The self$-$referential structure for the nodes is declared as follows.

struct node $\{$

unsigned int data$\_$value;

struct node $*$next;

$\}$;

On the same list, all data values are different. But, L$1$ and L$2$ contain same data values. We want

to move these $($same$)$ values to a new linked list $L3.$

You need to develop a function to achieve this. For each node in L$1,$ if there is a matching node in

$L2($i$.$e$.,$ same data value$),$ the function moves the node from $L1$ to $L3,$ removes the matching node

from L$2,$ and then frees the matching node.

The function is a part of the program shown below. It is already declared with the name being

move$\_$common$\_$values. L$1,$ L$2,$ L$3$ are head pointers to the lists, and are declared as global

variables. Before the function is called, L$1$ and $L2$ have been built and are non$-$empty $($finished in

the main function$),$ and $L3$ is empty.

Complete the code below. If needed, you can build supporting functions and use them to build

your move$\_$common$\_$values function.

$1*$ To save space, the code to include header files and to declare

struct node is not shown. Only relevant code is included. You do

not need to write code to include header files or declare struct

node. $*\frac{*}{?}$

struct node $**L1,**L2,**L3=$ NULL;

void move$\_$common$\_$values $($void$)$ ;

$\frac{?}{?}**$ Write your code below, including the completion of the

move$\_$common$\_$values function and its supporting functions $*/$