The OrderedLists program uses a header to point to each list, rather than

just a pointer. Most of the following statements are correct, but one

is not. Which statement is NOT true?

Question

The OrderedLists program uses a header to point to each list, rather than 
 
just a pointer.  Most of the following statements are correct, but one 
 
is not.  Which statement is NOT true?

Accepted Answer

A header uses a special record with a different format than the list nodes

Answer

A header is an ordinary node where the value field is ignored, and 
 
the next field points to the list

Answer

A header is useful because it makes it easier to insert a new node 
 
at the beginning of a list

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