Read a Number from Input

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Section 27.10 Read a Number from Input

To finish our implementation of arbitrarily large integers using linked lists we’ll need a way for the user to enter such a number at run-time of the program.

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Activity 27.7.

Here is a function which reads an arbitrarily long integer from the user input and stores it in a linked list of digits.

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