> That's why you shouldn't be asking a question where that's a good answer in the first place. I’d like a better question, but time is limited and spending lot

> That's why you shouldn't be asking a question where that's a good answer in the first place. I’d like a better question, but time is limited and spending lots of time on explaining the context behind a real example is harder. Although it’s not like I’m married to these questions and would gladly replace them with some generic question that tries to address threading, resource management, and whatever linked lists are supposed to test.