fix(curriculum): remove first person language from linked list class workshop (#67391)

Signed-off-by: Deepak.S <deepak.s.workdesk@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: majestic-owl448 <26656284+majestic-owl448@users.noreply.github.com>
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# --description--
Let's test your linked list so far! At the bottom of your code, create an instance of `LinkedList` called `my_list`. Then, using the `is_empty` method you created in the last step, print `my_list.is_empty()`.
It's time to test your linked list so far! At the bottom of your code, create an instance of `LinkedList` called `my_list`. Then, using the `is_empty` method you created in the last step, print `my_list.is_empty()`.
# --hints--

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Great! Now let's test adding elements to your linked list. At the bottom of your code, after creating an instance of `LinkedList` called `my_list` and printing `my_list.is_empty()`, add `1` and `2` to the list using the `add` method.
Great! Now it's time to test adding elements to your linked list. At the bottom of your code, after creating an instance of `LinkedList` called `my_list` and printing `my_list.is_empty()`, add `1` and `2` to the list using the `add` method.
Then, print `my_list.is_empty()` again to confirm that the list is no longer empty. Finally, print `my_list.length` to see the current length of the linked list.

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# --description--
Now, let's test removing an element from your linked list. At the bottom of your code, remove `1` from the list using the `remove` method. Then, print `my_list.length` again to see the updated length of the linked list.
Now, it's time to test removing an element from your linked list. At the bottom of your code, remove `1` from the list using the `remove` method. Then, print `my_list.length` again to see the updated length of the linked list.
With that, the linked list data structure workshop is complete!