What are the basic operations of linked lists in C++?

Basic operations on C++ linked lists include:

1. Create a linked list: Create either an empty linked list or a linked list with initial elements.
2. Inserting an element: Adding a new element at a specific position in the linked list.
3. Remove element: Delete the element at a specified position in the linked list.
4. Retrieve element: Obtain the value of the element at the specified position in the linked list.
5. Modify Element: Change the value of an element at a specified position in the linked list.
6. Traverse the linked list: visit each element in the list in order.
7. Check if the linked list is empty: examine if the linked list does not have any elements.
8. Get the length of the linked list: Obtain the number of elements in the linked list.
9. Reverse the linked list: Reverse the order of elements in the linked list.
10. Merge lists: combining two lists into a new one.
11. Search for an element: Locate the position of a specific element in a linked list.
12. Remove duplicate elements: Remove duplicate elements in the linked list.
13. Empty the linked list: Delete all elements in the linked list to make it an empty linked list.