Big Java Late Objects
Big Java Late Objects
2nd Edition
ISBN: 9781119330455
Author: Horstmann
Publisher: WILEY
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Chapter 17, Problem 12PE
Program Plan Intro

Modifying the implementation of Heap class

Program plan:

MinHeap.java:

  • Import the required header files.
  • Define a class “MinHeap”.
    • Define a “MinHeap” constructor.
      • This constructor develops an empty heap.
    • Define “add()” method.
      • This function adds a new element to the heap.
    • Define a “peek()” method.
      • This function gets the minimum element in the heap.
      • Returns the minimum element.
    • Define a “remove()” method.
      • This function removes the minimum element in the heap.
      • Returns the minimum element.
    • Define a “fixHeap()” method.
      • This function fixes the given heap by converting the tree into a heap.
    • Define a “size()” function.
      • This function returns the number of elements in this heap.

WorkOrder.java:

  • Define a class “WorkOrder” which implements the comparable class.
    • Define a parameterized constructor “WorkOrder()”.
      • This function develops a work order based on priority and description.
    • Define a “toString()” method.
      • This returns the value of priority and description.
    • Define a “compareTo()” method.
      • This Compares the objects with one another.
      • Returns -1 when the priority is less than other priority.
      • Returns 1 when the priority is greater than other priority.
      • Return 0 when both priorities are equal.

HeapTester.java:

  • Define the class “HeapTester”.
    • Define the “main()” function
      • Create an object “q” for “MinHeap” class.
      • Add the element to the heap based on “WorkOrder”.
      • Printing the result by calling the “remove()” method for different values.

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