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CSE522-Assignment 1 Part 1 Code Reuse in BSTs Solved
Part 1: Define delete in class Tree
Preliminaries: Refer to BST_Part1.java posted at Resources à Homeworks. It provides the starting point for Part 1.
A protected field Tree parent field has been added to class Tree. Revise the insert method so that the parent field is correctly set when a value is inserted into the tree. Define three procedures, min(), max(), and find(n) which return, respectively, the Tree node with the minimum value, the Tree node with the maximum value, and the Tree node containing the value n. If n is not present in the tree, find(n) should return null.
Defining delete: The delete(n) method should remove value n from the tree if it is present in the tree while ensuring that the remaining values maintain the binary search tree property. A good explanation of delete is given at:
http://www.algolist.net/Data_structures/Binary_search_tree/Removal
There are four main cases to delete depending upon whether the value to be deleted is at:
(i) A leaf node (but not the root); or
(ii) A non-leaf node (not the root) with only one non-null subtree; or (iii) A root node with one non-null subtree; or (iv) A node with both non-null subtrees.
Note that we do not allow the root node to be deleted if it has both null subtrees.
The top-level definition of the delete(n) method in class Tree has been provided to you – do not modify this definition. The method makes use of four helper methods, called case1, case2, case3L, and case3R. The methods case1 and case2 correspond to cases (i) and (ii) above while case (iii) is implemented using two methods, called case3L and case3R, depending upon whether the missing tree is on the left (case3R) or the right (case3L). Case (iv) can be handled using case3L or case3R.
The file BST_Part1.java provides the outline of class Tree and the definition of the driver class, BST_Part1, which contains method main. Your task is to provide definitions of the four helper methods for delete in addition to the methods min, max, and find.
A screen-cast BST_Part1.mp4 will be posted clarifying the cases of delete.
Run your program under JIVE and save the object and sequence diagrams in files called obj.png and seq.png, respectively, at the point when all insert and delete operations have been performed by main, but main has not yet exited. For the object diagram, choose the ‘Stacked with Tables’ option.
Note: Print out error messages on the Console when the value to be deleted is either not present in the tree or is present at the root of the tree with both subtrees null
Preliminaries: Refer to BST_Part1.java posted at Resources à Homeworks. It provides the starting point for Part 1.
A protected field Tree parent field has been added to class Tree. Revise the insert method so that the parent field is correctly set when a value is inserted into the tree. Define three procedures, min(), max(), and find(n) which return, respectively, the Tree node with the minimum value, the Tree node with the maximum value, and the Tree node containing the value n. If n is not present in the tree, find(n) should return null.
Defining delete: The delete(n) method should remove value n from the tree if it is present in the tree while ensuring that the remaining values maintain the binary search tree property. A good explanation of delete is given at:
http://www.algolist.net/Data_structures/Binary_search_tree/Removal
There are four main cases to delete depending upon whether the value to be deleted is at:
(i) A leaf node (but not the root); or
(ii) A non-leaf node (not the root) with only one non-null subtree; or (iii) A root node with one non-null subtree; or (iv) A node with both non-null subtrees.
Note that we do not allow the root node to be deleted if it has both null subtrees.
The top-level definition of the delete(n) method in class Tree has been provided to you – do not modify this definition. The method makes use of four helper methods, called case1, case2, case3L, and case3R. The methods case1 and case2 correspond to cases (i) and (ii) above while case (iii) is implemented using two methods, called case3L and case3R, depending upon whether the missing tree is on the left (case3R) or the right (case3L). Case (iv) can be handled using case3L or case3R.
The file BST_Part1.java provides the outline of class Tree and the definition of the driver class, BST_Part1, which contains method main. Your task is to provide definitions of the four helper methods for delete in addition to the methods min, max, and find.
A screen-cast BST_Part1.mp4 will be posted clarifying the cases of delete.
Run your program under JIVE and save the object and sequence diagrams in files called obj.png and seq.png, respectively, at the point when all insert and delete operations have been performed by main, but main has not yet exited. For the object diagram, choose the ‘Stacked with Tables’ option.
Note: Print out error messages on the Console when the value to be deleted is either not present in the tree or is present at the root of the tree with both subtrees null
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