As long as you've previously slaved over debugging one for an entire day in the past. This week I employed the internet and my college's Comp Sci department website in boosting my C++ proficiency. Thanks to a few helpful PDF files, I've been able to maintain control over my assignments, versus them eating me alive.

//  Linked List Requirements!
// 1) Always initialize the head to NULL so you can tell when you're done
// 2) Pointers are your friends if you don't give them stupid names like clPtr
//      and stPtr, classPtr and studentPtr are much easier to debug
// 3) P's always end on the next, head always becomes P, null ends that junk!
 
struct fileCabinet{
  string folderName;
  fileCabinet* nextFile;
};
 
fileCabinet* head, p;
head = NULL;
p = new fileCabinet;
getline(cin, p->folderName);
p->nextFile = head;
head = p;

Just like that. Easy. Right? Mmmhmm

I updated the helpful resources section. Although I highly doubt I'll ever get enough traffic to congregate here, I am weary of linking to the PDF files from my school. Err on the safe side, find them yourself.