Consider a linked list containing nodes of the type struct node as shown below: struct node { int data; struct node* nex

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Consider a linked list containing nodes of the type struct node as shown below: struct node { int data; struct node* nex

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Consider A Linked List Containing Nodes Of The Type Struct Node As Shown Below Struct Node Int Data Struct Node Nex 1
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Consider a linked list containing nodes of the type struct node as shown below: struct node { int data; struct node* nextPtr; } void Count_Odd_Values(struct node** Header) Chat the Write a C function Count_Odd_Values that takes in the address of the header (pointer to the first node) of the linked list as input argument. The function should count the number of nodes in the linked list with data member equal to an odd number and then store this count as the value of the data member in the existing last node of the linked list. You may assume that the linked list contains at least two nodes and that the last node of the linked list points to NULL.
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