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== Method == | == Method == | ||
'''Name:''' number | '''Name:''' number. | ||
Identical to [[Bounded priority queue]] | Identical to [[Bounded priority queue]] | ||
== Known implementations == | == Known implementations == | ||
# All implementations of [[Bounded priority queue]] | # All implementations of [[Bounded priority queue]]. | ||
# [[Dial implementation]] | # [[Dial implementation]]. | ||
== Remark == | == Remark == |
Latest revision as of 14:33, 17 October 2014
General information
Restriction of genericity: The key type is integral.
Representation invariant: Identical to Bounded priority queue.
Constructor: Identical to Bounded priority queue.
Method
Name: insert
Identical to Bounded priority queue
Method
Name: extract minimum
Identical to Bounded priority queue.
Method
Name: find minimum
Identical to Bounded priority queue.
Method
Name: decrease key
Identical to Bounded priority queue except for:
Precondition:
- All preconditions of that method in Bounded priority queue.
- The value of [math]\displaystyle{ x }[/math] is not smaller than the current minimum value.
Method
Name: number.
Identical to Bounded priority queue
Known implementations
- All implementations of Bounded priority queue.
- Dial implementation.
Remark
If at all, Bounded priority queue should be derived from Bounded monotonous priority queue rather than the other way round, to avoid a violation of the Liskov substitution principle.