Introduction to Java Programming and Data Structures, Comprehensive Version (11th Edition)
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Chapter 23, Problem 23.7PE
Program Plan Intro
Min-heap
Program Plan:
Filename: Sorting.java
- Import the required packages.
- Create a class “Sorting”:
- Define the main method
- Generate the heap and initialize the heap elements.
- Validate the size and the remove the elements from the heap.
- Define the main method
Filename: MinHeap.java
- Define the class “minHeap”
- Create a new array list.
- Create a method “MinHeap()”.
- Define a method “MinHeap()”.
- Loop that iterates to add all the elements into the heap.
- Define a method “add()”
- Add the objects into the list.
- Assign the current index value.
- Loop that validates the index value is greater than zero.
- Based on the requirements and condition defined swap is made on the list.
- Finally elements are added into the list
- Define the method “remove()”
- Validates the size of list.
- Initialize the remove object.
- Loop that iterates to validate the index value is greater the size of the list.
- Based on the requirements and condition defined swap is made on the list.
- Finally the required element is removed from the list.
- Define the method “getsize()”
- Used to return the size of the list.
- Define a method “MinHeap()”.
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