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Define each element in the queue to hold a void pointer as a member. When adding an element, use malloc() to assign the correct space for the data type, then cast it into the void pointer. Use free() to clean up afterwards. You need to make...
A priority queue is a type of data structure that allows for elements to be inserted in any order, and to be retrieved in the order of some priority , defined by the creator. It can be implemented in any programming language, including C. F...
The application of these data-structures in C (or any programming language), will depend upon what your are doing with that language. It's all about how you design your solution for some problem. It's irrespective of whether you are writing...
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algorithm of the structures of stack and queue etc is same ! language syntax will be different ! develop the logic in your mind first and then apply in any language !
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Straight queue is having two ends front and rear. Through front end the value is inserted and from the rear end the value is popped out. So, what you need to do is keep one pointer at the rear end and the other at the front end. when u inse...
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Is this supposed to be C, not C++? I question this because of int isempty(queue &q) -- the parameter looks like a c++ reference. Is that supposed to be circular queue where the front and back variables wrap around to 0 then the buffe...
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On Answerbag, your inquiry needs to be in the form of a question. If you're asking us to write implementations of all these queues for you, you can probably forget it -- but we can provide helpful tips if you struggle with the problem yours...
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It depends on the type of data, but generally you would just implement a data array and have a static pointer to the "next" element of the array and a static pointer to the "last" element of the array. New data would be ...
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