Good question but Need more information
> which type of linked list? singly? circular? doubly?
> delete nth - means deleting from front or end?

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Mar 29, 2012

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Assuming a single linked list, copy over the data from n+1 node to n-th node and delete the n+1-th node

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Interview Question for Software Development Engineer In Test (SDET) at Microsoft:

Delete n-th element from linked list. Note, you don't have a pointer to the Head of the list.

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