// We'll use instances of this object in main() below.

class ListItem {

    String data;    
    ListItem next;

}


public class StrangeExample {

    public static void main (String[] argv)
    {
	// Make one instance and put a string in the data field.
	ListItem first = new ListItem();
	first.data = "Yes minister";

	// Make a second one.
	ListItem second = new ListItem();
	second.data = "Seinfeld";

	// Now link them: make the first one point to the second.
	first.next = second;

	// Make a third and make the second point to the third.
	ListItem third = new ListItem();
	third.data = "Cheers";
	second.next = third;

	// Make a fourth etc.
	ListItem fourth = new ListItem();
	fourth.data = "Frasier";
	third.next = fourth;

	ListItem last = new ListItem();
	last.data = "Simpsons";
	fourth.next = last;

	// Now print. Note the extensive use of the dot-operator.
	System.out.println ("First: " + first.data);
	System.out.println ("Second: " + first.next.data);
	System.out.println ("Third: " + first.next.next.data);
	System.out.println ("Fourth: " + first.next.next.next.data);
	System.out.println ("Last: " + first.next.next.next.next.data);
	System.out.println ("Last (alt): " + last.data);
    }

}