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		<title>By: zaffer</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[hah hah when we traverse if we carefully notice the traverse is
printf(” %d\n”,*(*(temp-&gt;data+m)+l));
in start there is no m and l so when we execute *(*(start-&gt;data+m+l));
becoz m and l are not defined for start and when we traverse start =temp for first function. 
it gives us segmentation fault]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>hah hah when we traverse if we carefully notice the traverse is<br />
printf(” %d\n”,*(*(temp-&gt;data+m)+l));<br />
in start there is no m and l so when we execute *(*(start-&gt;data+m+l));<br />
becoz m and l are not defined for start and when we traverse start =temp for first function.<br />
it gives us segmentation fault</p>
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