BIG JAVA: LATE OBJECTS
BIG JAVA: LATE OBJECTS
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ISBN: 9781119626220
Author: Horstmann
Publisher: WILEY
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Chapter 17, Problem 11PE
Program Plan Intro

Implementing RedBlackTree

Program plan:

RedBlackTree.java:

  • Define the class “RedBlackTree”.
    • Declare “Node” to access the package and variables.
    • Defining the “RedBlackTree()” constructor.
      • Generate empty tree.
    • Defining the “isValid()” method.
      • This function returns a Boolean value by visiting very node.
    • Defining the “exitCount()” function.
      • This computes the exit cost for n-nodes.
      • Returns the value of exit cost.
    • Define a “add()” method which incorporates comparable class.
      • This function used to add a node to the tree.
    • Define a “find()” function.
      • This finds a node in the tree.
      • Return a Boolean value true, if the node is found, otherwise returns a false.
    • Define a “remove()” function.
      • This function removes an object from the tree.
    • Define a method “toString()”.
      • This function gets the information of the subtree.
      • Returns all the elements in inorder method.
    • Define a static method “toString()”, which gets the information of the subtree with given root node.
      • Returns all the elements in inorder with a space between each element.
    • Define a class “Node”.
      • Define a constructor “Node()”.
        • This develops a red node with no information.
          • Define a “setLeftChild()”.
            • This function used to set the left child.
            • Then update its parent reference data.
          • Define a “setLeftRight()”.
            • This function used to set the right child.
            • Then update its parent reference data.
          • Define a “addNode()” function.
            • This function adds a node as descendant.
    • Define a “replacewith()” function.
      • This function updates the parent’s and replace the node’s link.
      • Then update the root reference.
    • Define a “fixAfterAdd()” function.
      • This restores the tree after a new node added.
    • Define a “fixBeforeRemove()” function.
      • This function fixes the tree after a node is removed.
    • Define a “bubbleUp()” function.
      • This function moves a charge from two children of a parent.
    • Define a “bubbleUpFix()” function.
      • This function fixes the negative-red or doble-red violation that caused by bubble up.
      • Returns a true value if the tree is fixed.
    • Define a “fixDoubleRed()” function.
      • This function fixes the double red violation.
    • Define a “fixNegativeRed()” function.
      • This function used to fix the negative red violation.

RedBlackTreeTester.java:

  • Define “RedBlackTreeTester” class.
    • Define the “main()” function.
      • Create an object “t” for “RedBlackTreeTester”.
      • Add the tree elements using the object “t”.
      • Now print the output by calling the member functions of “RedBlackTreeTester”.

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