MiniatureBeast, as you're using Eclipse, I'd suggest you use the built-in debugger to diagnose the problem.
Since you suspect the error is a side-effect of calling extractMin(), you can place a...
Type: Posts; User: jashburn
Re: Priority Queue in Java which keeps track of each node's position
MiniatureBeast, as you're using Eclipse, I'd suggest you use the built-in debugger to diagnose the problem.
Since you suspect the error is a side-effect of calling extractMin(), you can place a...
Re: Priority Queue in Java which keeps track of each node's position
(Just a quick one...) Norm, the code posted in post #3 is a JUnit unit test.