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Intersection of sorted lists
You can exit the first loop with a return statement in an else block of the second loop, which triggers when the second iterator is exhausted.
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Stack implementation using a singly linked list
I would further consider to introduce a NodePtr type to replace the Node* variants. And suggest to use std::unique_ptr<T> if possible.
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@FrancescoRigoni I added an incomplete implementation to illustrate the approach.
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