Integer frogCount is read from input as the number of input values that follow. The node headFrog is created with the value of frogCount. Use cin to read frogCount integers. Insert a FrogNode for each integer at the end of the linked list.

Ex: If the input is 3 10 79 18, then the output is:

3 10 79 18

#include using namespace std; class FrogNode { public: FrogNode(int tadpolesInit = 0, FrogNode* nextLoc = nullptr); void InsertAfter(FrogNode* nodeLoc); FrogNode* GetNext(); void PrintNodeData(); private: int tadpolesVal; FrogNode* nextNodePtr; };

FrogNode::FrogNode(int tadpolesInit, FrogNode* nextLoc) { this->tadpolesVal = tadpolesInit; this->nextNodePtr = nextLoc; }

void FrogNode::InsertAfter(FrogNode* nodeLoc) { FrogNode* tmpNext = nullptr;

tmpNext = this->nextNodePtr; this->nextNodePtr = nodeLoc; nodeLoc->nextNodePtr = tmpNext; }

FrogNode* FrogNode::GetNext() { return this->nextNodePtr; }

void FrogNode::PrintNodeData() { cout << this->tadpolesVal << endl; }

int main() { FrogNode* headFrog = nullptr; FrogNode* currFrog = nullptr; FrogNode* lastFrog = nullptr; int frogCount; int inputValue; int i;

cin >> frogCount; headFrog = new FrogNode(frogCount); lastFrog = headFrog; /* Your code goes here */

currFrog = headFrog; while (currFrog != nullptr) { currFrog->PrintNodeData(); currFrog = currFrog->GetNext(); }

return 0; }