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// This program uses the a queue template to create a queue of strings. #include <iomanip> #include <iostream> #include <cstdlib> using namespace std; // // TO CREATE A "template" class named "T" template <class T> // // TO CREATE A CLASS NAMED "Dynque" class Dynque { private: struct QueueNode { … |
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I'm writing a deque implementation with ArrayList as required by my instructor. So far the body of the class looks like this [code=java] try { while (!endOfFile) { character = inputFile.readChar(); while (!character.equals('\u0003')) { if (character.equals('\u0008')) deck.removeBack(); else deck.addToBack(character); } } while (!deck.isEmpty()) { character = deck.removeFront(); if (character.equals('\u0003')) System.out.print("\n"); … |
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Can Someone tell me why these files won't compile on unix but work fine (mostly) in windows? It looks like unix-land doesn't load the variables from the inherited class QueueArray into the proper scope. prog5.cpp is supposed to create 3 different types of Deque classes. each Deque inherits from ArrayQueue … |
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