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 8PE
Program Plan Intro

Computing average value of the elements in the binary tree

Program plan:

BinaryTree.java:

  • Define the class “BinaryTree.java”.
  • Declare the private variable root from class “Node”.
  • Defining the constructor “BinaryTree” to generate an empty tree.
    • Assign root to null.
  • Define the parameterized constructor “BinaryTree(object rootData)” to generate a tree one root element.
    • Generate root node.
  • Define the parameterized constructor “public BinaryTree(Object rootData, BinaryTree left, BinaryTree right)”.
    • Generates root and children nodes.
  • Define the “preorder()” method for both tree with many nodes and a tree with one node.
    • For a tree with one node and no children,
      • “preorder(root,v)” is called.
        • For a tree with multiple nodes,
          • If (node == null) returns v.visit(node.data);
          • If (node.left != null) then, preorder(node.left, v);
          • If (node.right != null) then, preorder(node.right, v);
  • Define the “inorder()” method for both tree with many nodes and a tree with one node.
    • For a tree with one node and no children,
      • “inorder(root,v)” is called.
        • For a tree with multiple nodes,
          • If (node.left != null) then,  inorder(node.left, v) and v.visit(node.data);
          • If (node.right != null) then, inorder(node.right, v);
  • Define the “postorder()” method for both tree with many nodes and a tree with one node.
    • For a tree with one node and no children,
      • “postorder(root,v)” is called.
        • For a tree with multiple nodes,
          • If (node.left != null) then, postorder(v, node.left);
          • If (node.right != null) then, postorder(v, node.right) and v.visit(node.data);
  • Define the class “Node”.
    • Declare “object data”.
    • Declare “Node left”.
    • Declare “Node right”.
  • Define the function static “height()”
    • If (n == null) returns the null value.
    • Otherwise returns the value 1 + Math.max(height(n.left), height(n.right)).
  • Define the function “height()”
    • Returns the height of this tree.
  • Define “isEmpty()” function:
    • It checks whether this tree is empty.
    • Return true value if this tree is empty.
  • Define the “data()” function.
    • Gets the data at the root of this tree.
    • Returns the root data.
  • Define “left()” and “right()” function.
    • “left()” function return the left child of the root.
    • “right()” function return the right child of the root.

Visitor.java:

  • Define interface “Visitor”
    • Calls the “visit(object data)”

BinaryTreeTester.java:

  • Import the required header files.
  • Define “BinaryTreeTester” class.
    • Define the “main()” function.
      • Create an object “questionTree” for “BinaryTree” with tree values.
      • Define a class “Averager” which implements the “Visitor” class.
        • Define “visit()” method which compute the sum of elements of the binary tree.
        • Define “average()” method which computes the average value using “sum” value .
      • Create object for “Averager” class and call the “inorder()” function by passing the “Averager” class object.
      • Print the value of average.

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