Multiple Choice
When using a node pointer to traverse a linked list, we know we have reached the end of a list when
A) we encounter the new line character '\n'.
B) we encounter a successor pointer value of NULL in the current node.
C) we arrive back at the beginning of the list.
D) we encounter a sentinel, usually 9999.
E) None of the above
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