Hello Sir,

Thanks for your email regarding group_copy. I tried to code the same way
Kindly can u please check if this looks good

 
Thanks

Regards,

Anirudh

struct Person {
char* name;
struct Person * favorite;
};

struct Team {
char* name;
struct PersonNode* head;
struct PersonNode* tail;
};

struct PersonNode {
struct Person* value;
struct PersonNode* next;
struct PersonNode* prev;
};

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char* _strdup1(char* s) {
return strcpy(malloc(sizeof(*s) * (strlen(s) + 1)), s);
}

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struct Team copy_team(struct Team* team){
//makes a deep copy of a team and returns a returns a struct Team object.
//Every struct Person the copy refers to (including the .name field of each)
//will be a new copy on the heap.
struct Team team_copy;
struct PersonNode* personnode_copy;
struct Person *person_copy;

if (team == NULL) {
// team_copy = NULL;
}

team_copy.head = NULL;
team_copy.tail = NULL;
team_copy.name = _strdup1(team->name);

team_copy.head = team->head;

while (team->tail != NULL)
{
personnode_copy = malloc(sizeof(struct PersonNode));
personnode_copy -> value = malloc(sizeof(struct Person));
personnode_copy -> value -> name = _strdup1(team->head->value->name);
personnode_copy -> value -> favorite = _strdup1(team->head->value->favorite);
team_copy.tail -> next = personnode_copy;
team_copy.tail -> next -> prev = team->tail;
team_copy.tail = team->tail -> next;
}
return team_copy;
}

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