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1 Stacks and Queues Week 9 Gaddis: Chapter 18 CS 5301 Spring 2017 Ji Seaman Introduction to the Stack Stack: a data structure that hods a coection of eements of the same type. - The eements are accessed according to LIFO order: ast in, first out - No random access to other eements Exampes: - pates in a cafeteria - banges Operations: Stack Operations Stack iustrated stack.pop() stack.pop() - push: add a vaue onto the top of the stack make sure it s not fu first. - pop: remove (and return) the vaue from the top of the stack make sure it s not empty first. - isfu: true if the stack is currenty fu, i.e.,has no more space to hod additiona eements - isempty: true if the stack currenty contains no eements int item; stack.push(2): stack.push(3); stack.push(5); stack.pop(); //item is 5 stack.pop(); //item is 3 stack.push(10); 3 4

2 Impementing a Stack Cass Array impementations: - fixed size (static) arrays: size doesn t change - dynamic arrays: can resize as needed in push Linked List - grow and shrink in size as needed Tempates - any of the above can be impemented using tempates A static stack cass cass IntStack const static int STACKSIZE = 100; // The stack size int stackarray[stacksize]; // The stack array int top; // Index to the top of the stack pubic: // Constructor IntStack() top = -1; // empty stack ; // Stack operations void push(int); int pop(); boo isfu() const; boo isempty() const; 5 6 A static stack cass: push&pop A static stack cass: functions // Member function push pushes the argument onto * // the stack. * void IntStack::push(int num) assert(!isfu()); top++; stackarray[top] = num; assert wi abort the program if its argument evauates to fase it requires #incude <cassert> // Member function pop pops the vaue at the top * // of the stack off, and returns it. * int IntStack::pop() int num = stackarray[top]; top--; return num; 7 ** // Member function isfu returns true if the stack * // is fu, or fase otherwise. * ** boo IntStack::isFu() const return (top == STACKSIZE - 1); // Member function isempty returns true if the stack * // is empty, or fase otherwise. * boo IntStack::isEmpty() const return (top == -1); 8

3 A Dynamic Stack Cass: Linked List impementation Push and pop from the head of the ist: A Dynamic Stack Cass: Linked List impementation Push and pop from the head of the ist: // Member function push pushes the argument onto * // the stack. * // Member function pop pops the vaue at the top * // of the stack off, and returns it. * void DynIntStack::push(int num) assert(!isfu()); Node *temp=new Node; temp->data = num; //insert at head of ist temp->next = head; head = temp; struct Node ; Node* head; // ptr to top int DynIntStack::pop() int resut = head->data; Node * temp = head; head = head->next; deete temp; return resut; struct Node ; Node* head; // ptr to top 9 10 Introduction to the Queue Queue: a data structure that hods a coection of eements of the same type. - The eements are accessed according to FIFO order: first in, first out - No random access to other eements Exampes: - peope in ine at a theatre box office - restocking perishabe inventory 11 Operations: Queue Operations - enqueue: add a vaue onto the of the queue (the end of the ine) make sure it s not fu first. - dequeue: remove a vaue from the of the queue (the of the ine) Next! make sure it s not empty first. - isfu: true if the queue is currenty fu, i.e.,has no more space to hod additiona eements - isempty: true if the queue currenty contains no eements 12

4 q.enqueue(2); Queue iustrated q.enqueue(3); q.enqueue(5); q.dequeue(); Note: and are variabes used by the impementation to carry out the operations int item; q.enqueue(2): q.enqueue(3); q.enqueue(5); q.dequeue(); //item is 2 q.dequeue(); //item is 3 q.enqueue(10); q.dequeue(); q.enqueue(10); 13 Impementing a Queue Cass Same as for Stacks: Array impementations: - fixed size (static) arrays: size doesn t change - dynamic arrays: can resize as needed in enqueue Linked List - grow and shrink in size as needed Tempates - any of the above can be impemented using tempates 14 Impementing a Queue: Array When and indices move in the array: - probem: hits end of array quicky - soution: circuar array : wrap index around to of array q.enqueue(3): q.enqueue(4): Impementing a Queue: Array To wrap the index back to the of the array, you can use this code to increment during enqueue: if ( == queuesize-1) = 0; ese = +1; The foowing code is equivaent, but shorter (assuming 0 <= < queuesize): = ( + 1) % queuesize; Do the same for advancing the index. 16

5 t: t: Impementing a Queue: Array When is it fu? When is it empty? one eement eft: no eements eft, passes : (+1)%queueSize== 1 Don t use and to determine if the queue is fu or empty!! (+1)%queueSize== 17 A static queue cass cass IntQueue const static int QUEUESIZE = 100; // capacity of queue int queuearray[queuesize]; // The queue array int ; // Subscript of the queue int ; // Subscript of the queue int numitems; // Number of items in the queue pubic: // Constructor IntQueue() = 0; = -1; numitems = 0; ; // Queue operations void enqueue(int); int dequeue(); boo isempty() const; boo isfu() const; 18 A static queue: enqueue/dequeue A static queue cass: functions // Enqueue inserts a vaue at the of the queue. * void IntQueue::enqueue(int num) assert(!isfu()); = ( + 1) % QUEUESIZE; queuearray[] = num; numitems++; // Dequeue removes the vaue at the of the * // queue and returns the vaue. * int IntQueue::dequeue() // isempty returns true if the queue is empty * boo IntQueue::isEmpty() const return (numitems == 0); // isfu returns true if the queue is fu * boo IntQueue::isFu() const return (numitems == QUEUESIZE); int resut = queuearray[]; = ( + 1) % QUEUESIZE; numitems--; return resut; 19 20

6 A Dynamic Queue Cass: Linked List impementation Use pointers and to point to first and ast eements of the ist: NULL A Dynamic Queue Cass: Linked List impementation Enqueue at the of the ist, dequeue from the : // Enqueue inserts a vaue at the of the queue. * void DynIntQueue::enqueue(int num) assert(!isfu()); Node *temp=new Node; temp->data = num; temp->next = NULL; struct Node ; Node* ; // ptr to first Node* ; // ptr to ast 21 //append to of ist, reset if (isempty()) = = temp; ese ->next = temp; = temp; 22 A Dynamic Queue Cass: Linked List impementation Enqueue at the of the ist, dequeue from the : // Dequeue removes the vaue at the of the * // queue and returns the vaue. * int DynIntQueue::dequeue() int vaue = ->data; // remove the first node () Node *temp = ; = ->next; deete temp; struct Node ; Node* ; // ptr to first Node* ; // ptr to ast if (==NULL) = NULL; return vaue; 23

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