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Can someone write a c++ algorithm for this:
Let be a simple chained list with the following generic definition:
template struct Node {
T data;
Node * next;
};
template struct List {
Node * head;
};
Implement the following generic function, knowing that the order operator for the generic type T exists:
template void mergeSort (List & myList);
The function must stably sort the list into the complexity O (N logN) where N represents the size of the list.
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