Not many people even use linked lists anymore anyways, unless they are programming low-level things and even then it is often more efficient to use a growable a

Not many people even use linked lists anymore anyways, unless they are programming low-level things and even then it is often more efficient to use a growable array, something like List<T> in .net or vector in C++. Reversing a linked list is not about how linked lists work. It is a very simple question which verifies that a person knows what the pointers are and how to use them, can write simple loops which manipulate pointers and can handle simple things such as 1 element lists, 0 element lists etc.