Putting sorted queues together (2.2.14). Create a static function that accepts two sorted queues as input and returns a queue built by merging the queues in sorted order. 2.2.15 Mergesort from the bottom of the queue. To construct a bottom-up mergesort implementation, do the following: Create N queues, each containing one of the objects, given N items. Make a queue out of the N queues. Then, on the first two queues, repeat the merging technique from Exercise 2.2.14, and finally, reinsert the combined queue. Repeat until there is just one queue left in the queue of queues.

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Putting sorted queues together (2.2.14). Create a static function that accepts two sorted queues as input and returns a queue built by merging the queues in sorted order.

2.2.15 Mergesort from the bottom of the queue. To construct a bottom-up mergesort implementation, do the following: Create N queues, each containing one of the objects, given N items. Make a queue out of the N queues. Then, on the first two queues, repeat the merging technique from Exercise 2.2.14, and finally, reinsert the combined queue.
Repeat until there is just one queue left in the queue of queues.

 

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