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10 MHPSOR )))))) Copyright 2001 Java: Pilas y Colas / 19 MHPSOR )))))) Copyright 2001 cdk@it.uc3m.es Java: Pilas y Colas / 20 10

11 MHPSOR &RUUHFWR +HPRV UHFRUULGR WRGD OD FDGHQD \ OD SLOD HVWi YDFtD )))))) Copyright 2001 cdk@it.uc3m.es Java: Pilas y Colas / 21,QWHUID]SDUDSLODV public interface Stack { public int size); public boolean isempty); public void pushobject o); public Object pop) throws StackEmptyException; public Object top) throws StackEmptyException; } Copyright 2001 cdk@it.uc3m.es Java: Pilas y Colas / 22 11

12 8QLQWHUID]\ YDULDVLPSOHPHQWDFLRQHV Stack ArrayStack LinkedStack Copyright 2001 Java: Pilas y Colas / 23,PSOHPHQWDFLyQ EDVDGDHQDUUD\V S top top top top top top N-1 Copyright 2001 cdk@it.uc3m.es Java: Pilas y Colas / 24 12

13 ,PSOHPHQWDFLyQ EDVDGDHQDUUD\V public class ArrayStack implements Stack { public static final int CAP=1000; private int capacity; private Object S[]; private int top=-1; public ArrayStack){thisCAP);} public ArrayStackint cap){ capacity=cap; S=new Object[capacity];} Copyright 2001 cdk@it.uc3m.es Java: Pilas y Colas / 25,PSOHPHQWDFLyQ EDVDGDHQDUUD\V public int size) {return top+1);} public boolean isempty) {return top<0);} public Object top) throws StackEmptyException { if isempty)) throw new StackEmptyException"vacio"}; return S[top];} Copyright 2001 cdk@it.uc3m.es Java: Pilas y Colas / 26 13

14 ,PSOHPHQWDFLyQ EDVDGDHQDUUD\V public void pushobject o) throws StackFullException { if size)==capacity) throw new StackFullException"lleno"); S[++top]=o;} public Object pop) throws StackEmptyException { Object el; if isempty)) throw new StackEmptyException"vacio"}; el=s[top]; S[top--]=null; return el;} Copyright 2001 cdk@it.uc3m.es Java: Pilas y Colas / 27 },PSOHPHQWDFLyQEDVDGD HQOLVWDVHQFDGHQDGDV Madrid Miami Múnich Copyright 2001 cdk@it.uc3m.es Java: Pilas y Colas / 28 14

15 ,PSOHPHQWDFLyQ EDVDGDHQOLVWDV class Node { private Object elem; private Node next; public NodeObject e, Node n) { elem=e; next=n;} void setelemobject e) {elem=e;} void setnextnode n) {next=n;} Object getelem) {return elem;} Object getnext) {return next;} } Copyright 2001 cdk@it.uc3m.es Java: Pilas y Colas / 29,PSOHPHQWDFLyQ EDVDGDHQOLVWDV public class LinkedStack implements Stack { private Node top; private int size; public LinkedStack) {top=null; size=0;} public int size) {return size;} public boolean isempty) { returntop==null);} Copyright 2001 cdk@it.uc3m.es Java: Pilas y Colas / 30 15

16 ,PSOHPHQWDFLyQ EDVDGDHQOLVWDV public void pushobject e) { Node n=new Node); n.seteleme); n.setnexttop); top=n; size++; } Copyright 2001 cdk@it.uc3m.es Java: Pilas y Colas / 31,QVHUFLyQpush top Madrid Miami Múnich Moscú Copyright 2001 cdk@it.uc3m.es Java: Pilas y Colas / 32 16

17 ,PSOHPHQWDFLyQ EDVDGDHQOLVWDV public Object top) throws StackEmptyException { if isempty)) throw new StackEmptyException"vacia"); return top.getelem); } Copyright 2001 cdk@it.uc3m.es Java: Pilas y Colas / 33,PSOHPHQWDFLyQ EDVDGDHQOLVWDV public Object pop) throws StackEmptyException { Object temp; if isempty)) throw new StackEmptyException"vacia"); temp=top.getelem); top=top.getnext); size--; return temp; } Copyright 2001 cdk@it.uc3m.es Java: Pilas y Colas / 34 17

18 %RUUDGRpop top Moscú Madrid Miami Múnich Copyright 2001 Java: Pilas y Colas / 35 3LODV\UHFXUVLyQ public static long fac int n) {if n<=1) return 1; else return n*facn-1); } Copyright 2001 cdk@it.uc3m.es Java: Pilas y Colas / 36 18

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21 ,QWHUID]SDUDFRODV public interface Queue { public int size); public boolean isempty); public void enqueueobject o); public Object dequeue) throws QueueEmptyException; public Object front) throws QueueEmptyException; } Copyright 2001 cdk@it.uc3m.es Java: Pilas y Colas / 41 8QLQWHUID]\ YDULDVLPSOHPHQWDFLRQHV Queue ArrayQueue LinkedQueue Copyright 2001 cdk@it.uc3m.es Java: Pilas y Colas / 42 21

22 ,QVHUFLyQenqueue top tail Madrid Miami Múnich Moscú Copyright 2001 Java: Pilas y Colas / 43,PSOHPHQWDFLyQ EDVDGDHQOLVWDV public void enqueueobject e) { Node n=new Node); n.seteleme); n.setnextnull); if size==0) top=n; else tail.setnextn); tail=n; size++; } Copyright 2001 cdk@it.uc3m.es Java: Pilas y Colas / 44 22

23 ,PSOHPHQWDFLyQ EDVDGDHQOLVWDV public Object dequeue) throws QueueEmptyException { Object temp; if isempty)) throw new QueueEmptyException"vacia"); temp=top.getelem); top=top.getnext); size--; if size==0) tail=null return temp; } Copyright 2001 cdk@it.uc3m.es Java: Pilas y Colas / 45 23

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