This exercise is to exam the dynamic behavior of the working pointers the following Methods:
Place an A4 paper in landscape orientation, draw the illustration on the left half and write the corresponding C++ code directly to its right. The main focus of the Illustration is to show the relationship between the list elements with the working pointers in the program.
Group your illustration in (test) scenarios of
Use the illustrated convention to present the class for pointer movement, modification, and end of list.
Following are the illustration and corresponding c++ codes of the mentioned functions:
( Note: As the illustration were too large to be fitted on a single page illustration for "Add(Item) for more than one item list" is done on a separate page, rest of the functions are on single page) :
This exercise is to exam the dynamic behavior of the working pointers the following Methods: Add...
Lab 3 – Array-Based Stack and Queue Overview In this assignment, you will be implementing your own Array-Based Stack (ABS) and Array-Based Queue (ABQ). A stack is a linear data structure which follows the Last-In, First-Out (LIFO) property. LIFO means that the data most recently added is the first data to be removed. (Imagine a stack of books, or a stack of papers on a desk—the first one to be removed is the last one placed on top.) A queue...