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Thread: How to display the contents of my queue?

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    Default How to display the contents of my queue?

    How do i write a method that displays the contents of my queue?

    // Queue.java
    // demonstrates queue
    // to run this program: C>java QueueApp
     
    class Queue
       {
       private int maxSize;
       private long[] queArray;
       private int front;
       private int rear;
       private int nItems;
    //--------------------------------------------------------------
       public Queue(int s)          // constructor
          {
          maxSize = s;
          queArray = new long[maxSize];
          front = 0;
          rear = -1;
          nItems = 0;
          }
    //--------------------------------------------------------------
       public void insert(long j)   // put item at rear of queue
          {
          if(rear == maxSize-1)         // deal with wraparound
             rear = -1;
          queArray[++rear] = j;         // increment rear and insert
          nItems++;                     // one more item
          }
    //--------------------------------------------------------------
       public long remove()         // take item from front of queue
          {
          long temp = queArray[front++]; // get value and incr front
          if(front == maxSize)           // deal with wraparound
             front = 0;
          nItems--;                      // one less item
          return temp;
          }
    //--------------------------------------------------------------
       public long peekFront()      // peek at front of queue
          {
          return queArray[front];
          }
    //--------------------------------------------------------------
       public boolean isEmpty()    // true if queue is empty
          {
          return (nItems==0);
          }
    //--------------------------------------------------------------
       public boolean isFull()     // true if queue is full
          {
          return (nItems==maxSize);
          }
    //--------------------------------------------------------------
       public int size()           // number of items in queue
          {
          return nItems;
          }
    //--------------------------------------------------------------
       }  // end class Queue
    import java.util.Scanner;
    class QueueApp
       {
       public static void main(String[] args)
          {
          Queue theQueue = new Queue(5);  // queue holds 5 items
     
          Scanner scannerObject = new Scanner(System.in);
     
          theQueue.insert(scannerObject.nextInt());
     
          theQueue.insert(10);            // insert 4 items
          theQueue.insert(20);
          theQueue.insert(30);
          theQueue.insert(40);
     
          theQueue.remove();              // remove 3 items
          theQueue.remove();              //    (10, 20, 30)
          theQueue.remove();
     
          theQueue.insert(50);            // insert 4 more items
          theQueue.insert(60);            //    (wraps around)
          theQueue.insert(70);
          theQueue.insert(80);
     
          while( !theQueue.isEmpty() )    // remove and display
             {                            //    all items
             long n = theQueue.remove();  // (40, 50, 60, 70, 80)
             System.out.print(n);
             System.out.print(" ");
             }
          System.out.println("");
          }  // end main()
       }  // end class QueueApp
    Last edited by rocafella5007; April 29th, 2009 at 04:48 PM.


  2. #2

    Default Re: Display the content method?

    Hi,

    Why don't you use a simple for like this:

    for (int i = 0; i < queArray.length; i++)
    			System.out.println(queArray[i]);

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