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    This C++ program uses a List class to demonstrate adding, deleting, finding, and printing items in a list. It first creates an empty list and prints its size. It then adds 5 user-input items to the list and prints the updated size and list. The program then allows adding an item at a specified position, deleting an item at a position, and printing the updated lists. Finally, it finds user-input items in the list and prints their locations or indicates if not found.

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    This C++ program uses a List class to demonstrate adding, deleting, finding, and printing items in a list. It first creates an empty list and prints its size. It then adds 5 user-input items to the list and prints the updated size and list. The program then allows adding an item at a specified position, deleting an item at a position, and printing the updated lists. Finally, it finds user-input items in the list and prints their locations or indicates if not found.

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    This C++ program uses a List class to demonstrate adding, deleting, finding, and printing items in a list. It first creates an empty list and prints its size. It then adds 5 user-input items to the list and prints the updated size and list. The program then allows adding an item at a specified position, deleting an item at a position, and printing the updated lists. Finally, it finds user-input items in the list and prints their locations or indicates if not found.

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    #include <iostream>

    #include "List.h"
    using namespace std;

    void main()
    {
    int item;
    int position;
    List ItemList;

    if (ItemList.numberOfItem() == 0)
    {
    cout << "No elements at this list\n";
    }
    cout << "Now there are : " << ItemList.numberOfItem() << " item in the
    list\n\n";

    for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) //enter 5 items


    {
    cout << "Enter a digit : ";
    cin >> item;
    ItemList.addItem(item,i);
    item++;
    }
    cout << "Now there are: " << ItemList.numberOfItem() << " item in the list\n";
    cout << "The list are :\n";
    ItemList.printItem();

    //add data at any position


    cout << "Number that you want to add:";
    cin >> item;
    cout << "Position : ";
    cin >> position;
    ItemList.addItem(item, position);
    cout << "The new list :\n";
    ItemList.printItem();
    cout << "Now there are: " << ItemList.numberOfItem() << " item in the
    list\n\n";

    //delete data at any position


    cout << "Delete data at which position? ";
    cin >> position;
    ItemList.deleteItem(position);
    cout << "The new list :\n";
    ItemList.printItem();
    cout << "Now there are: " << ItemList.numberOfItem() << " item in the
    list\n\n";

    //display total
    ItemList.total();

    //search data
    int target;
    int locationWanted;
    bool found = false;
    cout << "Insert a target: ";
    cin >> target;
    do
    {
    found = ItemList.findItem(target, locationWanted);
    if (found)
    cout << "\tFound " << target << " at index "
    << locationWanted << endl;
    else
    cout << "\tTarget not found" << endl;
    cout << "\nInsert a target, or 0 to stop: ";
    cin >> target;
    } while (target != 0);

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