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11) Write a valid and compileable for loop that iterates through all the elements of a linked list and counts the number of elements in it. Each element in the list is a "struct Listltem" with a single member nextltem and "mylist" points to the tem at head of the list. Use "currentltem" as your iterator variable and store the total count in itemCount. ListItem *currentltem Int itemCount 0; //your for loop starts underneath this comment
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