In the following code fragment the else body has a local variable, tempNode, how do you...

   

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In the following code fragment the else body has a local variable, tempNode, how do you design that clause not to use tempNOde? (point 5) public void addFirst(E e) { if (size == 0) {tail = new Node (e, null); tail.setNext(tail) } else { Node tempNode = new Node (e, tail.getNext()); tail.setNext(TempNode); } size++; } In the following code fragment the else body has a local variable, tempNode, how do you design that clause not to use tempNOde? (point 5) public void addFirst(E e) { if (size == 0) {tail = new Node (e, null); tail.setNext(tail) } else { Node tempNode = new Node (e, tail.getNext()); tail.setNext(TempNode); } size++; }

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