CNode is a class in the C++ programming language that represents a node or element in a linked list or tree data structure. It typically contains data and a pointer to the next node or child nodes, allowing for efficient traversal and manipulation of the structure. CNode provides various functions and methods to create, access, and modify nodes, making it a fundamental building block for organizing and managing complex data structures. It is widely used in C++ programming to implement algorithms and data storage systems efficiently.
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