Draw the new "state" of the linked list after the code to the right executes. Show all objects and pointers to objects. Identify any dangling

pointers and $/$ or memory leaks.

Number $*$current $=$ numberList;

bool done $=$ false;

while $($ Idone && current I$=$ NULL$)$

$\{$

If $(($current$->$getNumber$()\%2)!=0)$

$\{$

delete current;

done $=$ true;

$\}$

else

I

current $=$ current $>$ getNext$()$;

$\}$

$\}.$

This table is an example of

using "hand tracing" to

evaluate the results of $C++$

code. Neither the table nor

the intermediate drawings

would be required as part of

your answer, but they can be

quite useful during the

problem solving process.