You are given a Heap A[1, ..., n]. Describe an algorithm to delete an element at index 'k' (1 <= k <= n) in this Hea Your algorithm should return a Heap A[1, ..., n-1]. You can assume that FixHeap is already available to you and can simply refer/call it as appropriate. Write proper pseudocode in other cases. Hint: This is very similar to the home work problem where you changed the value of an element at index 'k' in a Heap. Here, the value of the element at index 'k' should be changed (to what?)!

You are given a Heap A[1, ..., n]. Describe an algorithm to delete an element at index 'k' (1 <= k <= n) in this Hea Your algorithm should return a Heap A[1, ..., n-1]. You can assume that FixHeap is already available to you and can simply refer/call it as appropriate. Write proper pseudocode in other cases. Hint: This is very similar to the home work problem where you changed the value of an element at index 'k' in a Heap. Here, the value of the element at index 'k' should be changed (to what?)!

Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)

7th Edition

ISBN:9780133594140

Author:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Publisher:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Chapter1: Computer Networks And The Internet

Section: Chapter Questions

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