Programming and Problem Solving with Java

(^540) | Array-Based Lists Going back to our by-hand algorithm, we can search listItemsfor the smallest value, but how do we “cr ...

11.3 S o rting the List Items | 541 Class ListWithSort We are now ready to code our derived class. In the documentation, we need ...

(^542) | Array-Based Lists { String temp; // Temporary variable int passCount; // Loop control variable for outer loop int searc ...

11.4 S o r t e d L i s t | 543 Table 11.1 File Sorting Original File Sorted File red black blue blue yellow brown brown crimson ...

(^544) | Array-Based Lists The first thing we notice is that the observers do not change.They remain the same whether the list i ...

11.4 S o r t e d L i s t | 545 Initial state of list The state of the list after adding the highlighted item to the initial list ...

(^546) | Array-Based Lists Assuming that indexis the place where itemis to be inserted, the algorithm for shifting the remainder ...

11.4 S o r t e d L i s t | 547 june june susy susy sarah bobby judy june sarah susy bobby june sarah susy bobby judy june sarah ...

(^548) | Array-Based Lists publicSortedList() { super(); } publicSortedList(int maxItems) { super(maxItems); } public voidinsert ...

11.5 T h e List Class Hierarchy and Abstract Classes | 549 ListWithSortis a List.SortedListis a List.ListWithSortis not a Sorted ...

(^550) | Array-Based Lists Under these conditions, the class hierarchy would look like this: 11.6 Searching In our SortedListcla ...

11.6 S e a rching | 551 ing when we pass the place where it should be in the list. For example, if a list contains the values an ...

(^552) | Array-Based Lists public booleanisThere(String item) // Returns true if item is in the list; false otherwise // Assumpt ...

11.6 S e a rching | 553 (A-M) (A-G) (A-C) (D-G) Figure 11.8 A Binary Search of the Phone Book Binary Search Set first to 0 Set l ...

(^554) | Array-Based Lists [first] listItems [middle] [last] item ?? Figure 11.9 Binary Search This algorithm should make sense. ...

11.6 S e a rching | 555 ant cat chicken cow deer dog fish goat horse rat snake [0] [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [0] ...

(^556) | Array-Based Lists item : fish First Second Third item : snake First Second Third Fourth item : zebra First Second Third ...

11.6 S e a rching | 557 { int first = 0; // Lowest position in search area int last = numItems-1; // Highest position in search ...

(^558) | Array-Based Lists N Log 2 N 21 42 83 16 4 32 5 1024 10 32,768 15 1,048,576 20 33,554,432 25 1,073,741,824 30 As you can ...

11.7 Generic Lists | 559 11.7 Generic Lists In generic lists, the operations are defined, but the types of the objects on the li ...