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'''Name:''' find minimum
'''Name:''' find minimum


Identical to [[Bounded priority queue]]
Identical to [[Bounded priority queue]].


== Method ==
== Method ==
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'''Precondition:'''
'''Precondition:'''
# All preconditions of that method in [[Bounded priority queue]]
# All preconditions of that method in [[Bounded priority queue]].
# The value of <math>x</math> is not smaller than the current minimum value.
# The value of <math>x</math> is not smaller than the current minimum value.


== 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:

  1. All preconditions of that method in Bounded priority queue.
  2. 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

  1. All implementations of Bounded priority queue.
  2. 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.

Reference