CMPT 225, Spring 2018, Practice final
Instructions: There are 7 questions worth 15 points each. Good luck!
1. Given two doubly linked lists, L
0 and L
00, give the pseudocode for a procedure for
merging them into a single doubly linked list L that has all the nodes of L
0
followed
by all th...
practice final instructions there are 7 questions worth 15 points each good luck 1 given two doubly linked lists
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CMPT225, Spring 2021
Final Exam
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Problem 1
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Problem 3
Problem 4
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8. You may use all classes in standard Java, and everything we have learned.
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Problem 1 [25 points]
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, A. (15 points) In this question you need to design a data structure that supports
PriorityQueue with deletions. Specifically, you need to write the class
PriorityQueueWithDeletions. As a motivation you may think of a priority queue for a
printer that allows adding a document, removing a document in some order (e.g.
shorter documents are printed first), or a user can cancel the job. Specifically the class
needs to support the following operations:
The running time of each operation must be O(log(size of the queue)).
public class PriorityQueueWithDeletions<T extends Comparable<T>> {
public PriorityQueueWithDeletions() - creates an empty priority
queue
public Ticket add(T item) - adds a new element to the queue.
Returns a ticket that can be used to remove your item from the
queue.
public T removeHighestPriority() - removes the element with the
highest priority from the queue and
returns it.
public removeByTicket(Ticket t) - removes an element by ticket,
and returns the removed
element.
public int size() - returns the number of elements in the queue
public boolean isEmpty() - checks if the queue is empty
}
The running time of each operation must be O(log(n)), where n is the size of the
priority queue.
Explain your answer in detail. Define the class Ticket and explain how you use it.
Make sure Ticket does not allow the user to modify the queue adversarially.
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