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The implementation is through a linked list. Would something like this be legal?
int val=temp.next->value;
temp.next->value = temp->value;
temp->value = val;
I guess
tempis a pointer, so fixtemp.nextwithtemp->next.If
temp->nextis not NULL (a valid pointer to the next node), then yes, it would be legal.