Inverted output of linked list

The inverted output of the linked list, which we may think of, is to flip the linked list and traverse it again. In this case, the time complexity is O (n), but the disadvantage is that the Code is slightly complicated. Or open up an array, traverse a linked list sequentially, copy the elements to the array, and output the array in reverse order. In fact, the time complexity of this question cannot be lower than O (N). However, considering stack usage, the Code may be very simple. The Code is as follows:

#include <iostream>using namespace std;struct Node{int key;Node* next;};Node* createList(int arr[],int nLength);void printList(Node* head);void reversePrint(Node* head);void clearList(Node* head);void main(){int arr[] = {1,3,5,7,9};int nLength = sizeof(arr)/sizeof(arr[0]);Node* head = createList(arr,nLength);printList(head);reversePrint(head);clearList(head);}Node* createList(int arr[],int nLength){Node* head = new Node;head->key = arr[0];head->next = NULL;Node *p = head;for(int i=1;i<nLength;i++){Node* ptr = new Node;ptr->key = arr[i];ptr->next = NULL;p->next = ptr;p = p->next;}return head;}void printList(Node* head){Node* p = head;while( p!= NULL ){cout<<p->key<<endl;p=p->next;}}void clearList(Node* head){Node* p = head;Node* ptr;while( p!= NULL ){ptr = p->next;delete p;p = ptr;}}void reversePrint(Node* head){if( head != NULL ){if( head->next != NULL )reversePrint(head->next);}cout<





Inverted output of linked list