def __init__(self):
'''
(WackyQueue) -> NoneType
REQ: oddlist and evenlist must be link list
'''
self._oddlist = WackyNode(None, None) # dummy node
self._evenlist = WackyNode(None, None) # dummy node
def __init__(self):
'''(WackyQueue) -> NoneType
constructs an empty queue
'''
# Representation invariant:
self._head1 = WackyNode(None, None)
self._head2 = WackyNode(None, None)
def insert(self, obj, pri):
'''(WackyQueue, obj, int) -> NoneType
insert an object to queue, whose priority = pri and item = obj
'''
# create a new node with obj and pri given
new_node = WackyNode(obj, pri)
# set 3 pointers that point to 2 head nodes and the 1st node
prev = self._head1
curr = self._head2
next = self._head1.get_next()
# find the right place for insertion by comparing the priority of
# the current object and the objects that are already in the queue
while (next is not None) and (next.get_priority() >= pri):
# move to the next node
now = next
next = curr.get_next()
prev = curr
curr = now
# when find the right place
# insert the new node after the prev node
prev.set_next(new_node)
# if the curr node has a _next node
if (curr.get_next() is not None):
# set this node to be the _next of the new node
new_node.set_next(curr.get_next())
# set next node to be the _next of the curr node
curr.set_next(next)
def __init__(self):
'''(WackyQueue) -> NoneType
This is the init method in <WackyQueue> for initializing variables
'''
# create odd and even linked list both with a dummy WackyNode
self._oddlist = WackyNode(None, 0)
self._evenlist = WackyNode(None, 0)
def insert(self, obj, pri, node=None, curr=None, next=None):
if not node: # for changepriority (in case you check for same node)
node = WackyNode(obj, pri)
if not curr: # for changepriority (avoid starting from head)
curr, next = self._oddlist, self._evenlist
while curr.get_next() and curr.get_next().get_priority() >= pri:
next, curr = curr.get_next(), next
node.set_next(next.get_next())
next.set_next(curr.get_next())
curr.set_next(node)
def __init__(self):
'''(WackyQueue) -> NoneType
constructs an empty queue
'''
# Representation invariant:
# WackyQueue consists of two linked lists
# _head1 is a dummy head of the linked list of odd nodes
# _head2 is a dummy head of the linked list of even nodes
# _head1.get_next() is the first node in the list of odd nodes
# _head1.get_next() is the first node in the WackyQueue
# _head2.get_next() is the first node in the list of even nodes
# _head2.get_next() is the second node in the WackyQueue
self._head1 = WackyNode(None, None)
self._head2 = WackyNode(None, None)
def __init__(self):
'''(WackyQueue) -> None
This method instanciates a WackyQueue
'''
# Representation Invariant
# _size is how many objects the Queue contains
# _head is the head of the one of the WackyQueues
# _head2 is the second head of the WackyWueues
# The hgher the number, the greater its priority
# Which ever head holds 0 as its priority is the head of the odd
# list
# if self._head.get_priority is 0, it is the head of the odd list
# if self._head2.get_priority is 0, it is the head of the odd list
# END OF REPRESENTATION INVARIANT
# Now cretaed the WackyHeads holding no information and
# pointing to nothing
# Make self._head's priotiry 0 by defualt to be the head of the odd
# list, you will see why later.
self._head = WackyNode(None, 0)
self._head2 = WackyNode(None, 1)
def __init__(self):
''' (WackyQueue) -> None
Returns None and initializes all the instance variables needed for the
class
'''
# Representation Invariant:
# > what are the instances used and what data structure is used for
# them?
# _even_list is a linked list
# _odd_list is a linked list
# > what are the things inside of this data structure?
# items inside _even_list and _odd_list are stored as WackyNodes
# > what is the arrangement of these items, if they follow a specific
# pattern
# _even_list stores all the objects that are inserted in even insertion
# numbers (0, 2, 4...)
# _odd_list stores all the objects that are inserted in odd insertion
# numbers (1, 3, 5...)
# initialize the lists with a nodes aka head
self._odd_list = WackyNode(None, None)
self._even_list = WackyNode(None, None)
def insert(self, item, pri):
'''(WackyQueue, obj, int) -> NoneType
Insert a WackyNode with <item> object
and <pri> as its priority into WackyQueue
'''
def insert_process(insert_node, before, after, gap, connect):
'''(WackyNode, WackyNode, WackyNode, WackyNode,
WackyNode) -> NoneType
A helper function for the process when inserting a WackyNode
in the WackyQueue, it organizes the WackyQueue in correct order
after inserting
'''
# connect the insert WackyNode in correct order
before.set_next(insert_node)
insert_node.set_next(after)
gap.set_next(connect)
# create a WackyNode to insert
new_node = WackyNode(item, pri)
# initialize variables for looping by heapler function
curr, oprev, ocurr, eprev, ecurr = set_variables(
self._oddlist, self._evenlist)
# create a flag. When flag is True, current and odd current are
# at the same position, vise versa
flag = True
# loop through two linked list to find the insert position
while curr and curr.get_priority() >= pri:
# check if current and odd current are at the same position
if flag:
# Do the looping process by helper function
curr, oprev, ocurr = loop_process(curr, oprev, ocurr,
curr.get_next(), ecurr)
# else current and even current are at the same position
else:
# Do the looping process by helper function
curr, eprev, ecurr = loop_process(curr, eprev, ecurr,
curr.get_next(), ocurr)
# switch the state of flag
flag = not flag
# if current and odd current are at the same position after the loop
if flag:
# insert the new WackyNode in correct order by helper function
insert_process(new_node, oprev, ecurr, eprev, ocurr)
# else current and even current are at same position after the loop
else:
# insert the new WackyNode in correct order by helper function
insert_process(new_node, eprev, ocurr, oprev, ecurr)
def insert(self, obj, pri):
'''(WackyQueue, object, int) -> NoneType
Insert object obj with priority pri into the wacky queue
'''
# create a new Wacky Node
Newnode = WackyNode(obj, pri)
# case 1: it is the first inserted Node in the list, the list is empty
if (self._Oddhead is None):
self._Oddhead = Newnode
else:
# use help funtion to find the position whose
# priority is less than pri
cur, pre, double_pre, Oddcur, Evencur, is_end, is_odd =\
self._find_pri_pos(pri)
# use help function to insert the Newnode in the position
self._insert_pos(Newnode, cur, pre, double_pre, Oddcur, Evencur,
is_end, is_odd)
def changepriority(self, obj, pri):
'''(WackyQueue, object, int) -> NoneType
Change the priority of the first copy of object obj to pri.
The wacky queue is unchanged if obj is not in it or already has
priority pri.
If the priority of obj is changed, then the insertion time of
obj is taken to be the time of the changepriority operation.
'''
# find the first Node whose item is the object in this list
# find whether there exist the same priority in the list
# find the position whose pri is less than pri
cur, pre, double_pre, is_same, cur_pri, pre_pri, double_pre_pri,\
pri_Even, pri_Odd, pri_is_end, pri_is_odd\
= self._first_obj_same_priority(obj, pri)
# change the priority when obj is in it and do not have same pri
if (is_same is False and cur is not None):
# if the pri is less than the first object's pri and
# large than or euql to the next node's pri
# just change the priority for the first node
if (cur == pre_pri or cur == cur_pri):
cur.set_priority(pri)
# it is the first oddlist node and the second last node in the list
elif (cur.get_next() is None and self._Oddhead == cur
and pri_is_end is True):
cur.set_priority(pri)
self._Evenhead = cur
self._Oddhead = cur_pri
# the first node is the second last node in list
# and will be in the last
elif (cur.get_next() is None and pre.get_next() is not None
and pri < cur_pri.get_priority()):
cur.set_priority(pri)
double_pre.set_next(cur_pri)
pre.set_next(cur)
# the first node will switch the position with the node before it
elif (pre == cur_pri and double_pre is not None
and double_pre_pri is not None):
cur.set_priority(pri)
temp = cur.get_next()
cur.set_next(cur_pri.get_next())
double_pre_pri.set_next(cur)
double_pre.set_next(cur_pri)
cur_pri.set_next(temp)
# the pri is less than first object and large than
# the next node of next node of this object's pri
elif (cur == double_pre_pri):
cur.set_priority(pri)
cur.set_next(pre_pri.get_next())
pre_pri.set_next(cur_pri)
# case 1: the first object is the first node in the odd list
if (pre is None and double_pre is None):
self._Evenhead = cur
self._Oddhead = pre_pri
# case 2: the first object is the first node in even list
elif (double_pre is None and pre is not None):
pre.set_next(cur)
self._Evenhead = pre_pri
# case 3: the general case
else:
pre.set_next(cur)
double_pre.set_next(pre_pri)
else:
# remove this object from the list
# case 1: the first object is the first node in odd list
if (double_pre is None and pre is None):
# point the Oddhead to the Evenhead
# point the Evenhead to second node in the odd list
self._Oddhead = self._Evenhead
self._Evenhead = cur.get_next()
# case 2: the first object is the first node in even list
elif (double_pre is None and pre is not None):
# point Evenhead to the next node of pre
# point the pre node to next node of cur
self._Evenhead = pre.get_next()
pre.set_next(cur.get_next())
# case 3: the general case
else:
# remove the Node with first obj in the list
# set the next node of cur node to be
# the next node of pre node
# set the next node pf pre node to be the next
# node of double pre node
double_pre.set_next(pre.get_next())
pre.set_next(cur.get_next())
# insert the Node to the sepcific position
# create a new Wacky Node
Newnode = WackyNode(obj, pri)
# case 1: the list is empty
if (self._Oddhead is None):
self._Oddhead = Newnode
else:
self._insert_pos(Newnode, cur_pri, pre_pri, double_pre_pri,
pri_Odd, pri_Even, pri_is_end, pri_is_odd)
# Initialize the heads pointing to the 2 linked lists - odd and even
self._odd_head = None
self._even_head = None
""" ANNOTATION 2: Method should be less than 73 lines """
def insert(self, item, priority):
""" END ANNOTATION 2 """
''' (WackyQueue, obj, int) -> NoneType
""" ANNOTATION 1: How do the priorities work? """
Insert an item with a priority into the Wacky Queue.
Duplicates are allowed - wacky queue may contain same copies of obj
with same or different priorities.
""" END ANNOTATION 1 """
'''
# Create a new node that will be inserted into the wacky queue
new_node = WackyNode(item, priority)
# If the WackyQueue is empty, add the new node to the first position of
# WackyQueue (first position of odd linked list)
if self._odd_head is None:
self._odd_head = new_node
# If the WackyQueue contains only one node and if the new node has a
# priority greater than the first node,
elif ((self._even_head is None) and (new_node.get_priority() >
self._odd_head.get_priority())):
# Switch the first node to the second node's position and insert
# new node to first node's position
self._even_head = self._odd_head
self._odd_head = new_node
# If the WackyQueue contains only one node and if the priority of new
# node is lesser than that of first node,
class WackyQueue():
'''Class of WackyQueue'''
def __init__(self):
'''(WackyQueue) -> NoneType
This is the init method in <WackyQueue> for initializing variables
'''
# create odd and even linked list both with a dummy WackyNode
self._oddlist = WackyNode(None, 0)
self._evenlist = WackyNode(None, 0)
def insert(self, item, pri):
'''(WackyQueue, obj, int) -> NoneType
Insert a WackyNode with <item> object
and <pri> as its priority into WackyQueue
'''
def insert_process(insert_node, before, after, gap, connect):
'''(WackyNode, WackyNode, WackyNode, WackyNode,
WackyNode) -> NoneType
A helper function for the process when inserting a WackyNode
in the WackyQueue, it organizes the WackyQueue in correct order
after inserting
'''
# connect the insert WackyNode in correct order
before.set_next(insert_node)
insert_node.set_next(after)
gap.set_next(connect)
# create a WackyNode to insert
new_node = WackyNode(item, pri)
# initialize variables for looping by heapler function
curr, oprev, ocurr, eprev, ecurr = set_variables(
self._oddlist, self._evenlist)
# create a flag. When flag is True, current and odd current are
# at the same position, vise versa
flag = True
# loop through two linked list to find the insert position
while curr and curr.get_priority() >= pri:
# check if current and odd current are at the same position
if flag:
# Do the looping process by helper function
curr, oprev, ocurr = loop_process(curr, oprev, ocurr,
curr.get_next(), ecurr)
# else current and even current are at the same position
else:
# Do the looping process by helper function
curr, eprev, ecurr = loop_process(curr, eprev, ecurr,
curr.get_next(), ocurr)
# switch the state of flag
flag = not flag
# if current and odd current are at the same position after the loop
if flag:
# insert the new WackyNode in correct order by helper function
insert_process(new_node, oprev, ecurr, eprev, ocurr)
# else current and even current are at same position after the loop
else:
# insert the new WackyNode in correct order by helper function
insert_process(new_node, eprev, ocurr, oprev, ecurr)
def extracthigh(self):
'''(WackyQueue) -> obj
Remove and return the first item in the wacky queue
REQ: WackyQueue is not empty
'''
# get the first WackyNode in odd linked list
first = self._oddlist.get_next()
# rearrange odd and even linked list to correct order after extracting
self._oddlist.set_next(self._evenlist.get_next())
self._evenlist.set_next(first.get_next())
# return the first item
return first.get_item()
def isempty(self):
'''(WackyQueue) -> bool
Return Ture if WackyQueue is empty
'''
# return the result if oddlist is empty without dummy
return self._oddlist.get_next() is None
def changepriority(self, item, pri):
'''(WackyQueue, obj, int) -> NoneType
Change the priority of the first copy of object <item> to priority
<pri>, the wacky queue is unchange if object is not in WackyQueue or
already has priority <pri>
'''
def delete_process(prev1, curr1, prev2, curr2):
'''(WackyNode, WackyNode, WackyNode, WackyNode) -> NoneType
A helper function for the delete process when changing
a WackyNode's priority in the WackyQueue, it organizes the
WackyQueue in correct order after deleting the WackyNode
'''
# connect the rest of WackyNodes in correct order
prev1.set_next(curr1)
prev2.set_next(curr2.get_next())
# initialize variables for looping by heapler function
curr, oprev, ocurr, eprev, ecurr = set_variables(
self._oddlist, self._evenlist)
# loop through two linked list to find the first copy of object
while curr and curr.get_item() != item:
# check if current and odd current are at the same position
if curr == ocurr:
# Do the looping process by helper function
curr, oprev, ocurr = loop_process(curr, oprev, ocurr,
curr.get_next(), ecurr)
# else current and even current are at the same position
else:
# Do the looping process by helper function
curr, eprev, ecurr = loop_process(curr, eprev, ecurr,
curr.get_next(), ocurr)
# if the object exist and it doesn't have the same priority as we want
if curr and curr.get_priority() != pri:
# if current and odd current are at the same position after loop
if curr == ocurr:
# delete the WackyNode with the object and connect the rest
# of WackyNodes in correct order by helper function
delete_process(oprev, ecurr, eprev, ocurr)
# else current and even current are at the same position after loop
else:
# delete the WackyNode with the object and connect the rest
# of WackyNodes in correct order by helper function
delete_process(eprev, ocurr, oprev, ecurr)
# insert the object back with new priority
self.insert(item, pri)
def negateall(self):
'''(WackyQueue) -> NoneType
Negate the priority of every object in the wacky queue
'''
def negate_process(curr, prev):
'''(WackyNode, WackyNode) -> WackyNode
A helper function for the process of negating the priority of
every object in the WackyQueue, it negates the <curr> WackyNode's
priority and switch the order with <prev> WackyNode
Return the WackyNode in next position of <curr> WackyNode
'''
# save the next WackyNode of current Node for future use
temp = curr.get_next()
# negate the current WackyNode's priority
curr.set_priority(-curr.get_priority())
# reverse the order with its previous WackyNode
curr.set_next(prev)
return temp
def decide_head(odd_head, even_head):
'''(WackyNode, WackyNode) -> NoneType
A helper function for choosing heads for odd and even list after
negating in WackyQueue
'''
# set the head of the odd and even list after dummy
self._oddlist.set_next(odd_head)
self._evenlist.set_next(even_head)
# initialize current and previous position in odd list
oprev = None
ocurr = self._oddlist.get_next()
# initialize current and previous position in even list
eprev = None
ecurr = self._evenlist.get_next()
# initialize a position alternating at odd and even current
curr = ocurr
# create a flag. When flag is True, current and odd current are
# at the same position, vise versa
flag = True
# loop through two linked list to find the insert position
while curr:
# check if current and odd current are at the same position
if flag:
# Do the negating process on current by helper function
temp = negate_process(curr, oprev)
# Do the looping process by helper function
curr, oprev, ocurr = loop_process(curr, oprev, ocurr, temp,
ecurr)
# else current and even current are at the same position
else:
# Do the negating process on current by helper function
temp = negate_process(curr, eprev)
# Do the looping process by helper function
curr, eprev, ecurr = loop_process(curr, eprev, ecurr, temp,
ocurr)
# switch the state of flag
flag = not flag
# if current and odd current are at the same position after loop
# which means total amount of WackyNodes are even
if flag:
# choose the head for odd and even list by helper function
# switching two linked list with each other
decide_head(eprev, oprev)
# else current and even current are at the same position after loop
# which means total amount of WackyNodes are odd
else:
# choose the head for odd and even list by helper function
decide_head(oprev, eprev)
def getoddlist(self):
'''(WackyQueue) -> NoneType
Return a pointer to a linked list of WackyNodes in odd position
in the WackyQueue
If there is no first object, then an empty list is returned
'''
# return the pointer to linked list of WackyNodes in odd position
return self._oddlist.get_next()
def getevenlist(self):
'''(WackyQueue) -> NoneType
Return a pointer to a linked list of WackyNodes in even position
in the WackyQueue
If there is no second object, then an empty list is returned
'''
# return the pointer to linked list of WackyNodes in even position
return self._evenlist.get_next()
def insert(self, item, priority):
''' (WackyQueue, obj, int) -> None
Returns None and inserts the object <item> at the given <priority>
User can have duplicate objects at the same or at different priorities
'''
# in all scenarios we have to make a new node. Making a new wacky node
# that points to none. We then have to assign new pointers to it and
# make it part of the linked list family
new_node = WackyNode(item, priority)
# here comes the hard part! The part where pictures came in handy
# thanks Nick for the drawing tip! Also, pri = priority in short :)
# initialize curr to the head of the odd list
curr = self._odd_list.get_next()
after = self._even_list.get_next()
# if curr is none, that is the odd list is empty
if (curr is None):
# then make the odd list point to the new node
self._odd_list.set_next(new_node)
# else if after in None, that is the even list is empty
elif (after is None):
# then add the new node to the even list
self._even_list.set_next(new_node)
# have a while loop that loops through the entire queue and looks
# if the pri fits any of these case
while (curr is not None) and (after is not None):
# four cases:
# 1- the general case, curr > insert > after
if (curr.get_priority() > priority) and \
(priority > after.get_priority()):
# then curr and after don't get changed
curr = curr # this is causing the infinite loop
after = after
# the insert pointer algorithm: tho this will be repeated many
# times in this function, only one of them will be executed
# because of the elif structure
# make curr point to the new node
curr.set_next(new_node)
# make after point to curr.next
after.set_next(curr.get_next())
# make new node point to after.next
new_node.set_next(after.get_next())
# 2- edge case: insert > curr
elif (priority > curr.get_priority()):
# then set after to be curr
after = curr
# and curr to be None
curr = None
# here our insert pointer algorithm will not work, because
# None.any_method() will raise an exception
# so here's the modified version of it:
# since we're inserting at the head of the list, it will always
# be inserted at the head of the odd list
# make the head of the odd list point to the new node
self._odd_list.set_next(new_node)
# make head of the even point to the first node of odd
self._even_list.set_next(after)
# make the new node point to the first node of even
new_node.set_next(after.get_next())
# 3- multiple entries of the same pri
elif (priority == curr.get_priority()):
# this is super messy, but let's do it! find a priority that
# is less than the one we have
while not (after.get_priority() <
priority): # crashes whn\en after becomes None
# set curr = after and after to the next node after curr
curr, after = after, curr.get_next()
# 4- edge case: curr = None
elif (curr is None):
# then insert the new node at the end
curr.set_next(new_node)
# if they fit none of these cases, get new currs and afters
else:
curr, after = after, curr.get_next()
def insert(self, obj, pri):
'''(WackyQueue, object, int) -> None
This method puts an object in the Wacky Queue depending on its
priority
'''
# Create the new node
new_node = WackyNode(obj, pri)
# First you want to find the spot where the new node will go. 'in-head'
# means the operation is currently in self._head and is loking for
# where to insert the item
# We also want to start comparing items from the top of the list
if self._head.get_priority() is 0:
current_check = 'in-head'
current_node = self._head.get_next()
elif self._head2.get_priority() is 0:
current_check = 'in-head2'
current_node = self._head2.get_next()
# Next you want to make sure that the current node is not None
if current_node is not None:
current_pri = current_node.get_priority()
# You want to keep track of what node was visited last in each list
last_head_node = self._head
last_head2_node = self._head2
# Loop through BOTH lists, by alternating until you find the spot
while (current_node is not None) and (pri <= current_pri):
# create a condition that does alternate checking
if current_check == 'in-head':
# Keep track of both current and LAST Nodes
last_head_node = current_node
current_node = last_head2_node.get_next()
# Next you want to make sure that the current node is not None
if current_node is not None:
current_pri = current_node.get_priority()
# Now to alternate make the current check to point to head2
current_check = 'in-head2'
elif current_check == 'in-head2':
# Keep track of both current and LAST Nodes
last_head2_node = current_node
current_node = last_head_node.get_next()
if current_node is not None:
current_pri = current_node.get_priority()
# Now to alternate make the current check to point to head2
current_check = 'in-head'
# When the spot is found, depending on the obj of the head, that is
# where you inserting it
# Do not forget to push all the other items down the list
# If the current_check is 'in-head', then you want to PUT the new node
# in head
if current_check == 'in-head':
# Get the next node of the last node you visited in head2
# Make the new node point to that
new_node.set_next(last_head2_node.get_next())
# Make the last node you visited in head2 point to the current node
last_head2_node.set_next(current_node)
# Make the last node you visited in head point to the new node
last_head_node.set_next(new_node)
# If the current_check is 'in-head2', then you want to PUT the new node
# in head2
elif current_check == 'in-head2':
# Then get the next node of the last node you visited in head
# Point the new node to the next node of the last node you visited
# in head
new_node.set_next(last_head_node.get_next())
# Now point the last node you visited in head and point it to the
# current node
last_head_node.set_next(current_node)
# Also, get the last node you visited before the current node,
# then point that node to the new node.
last_head2_node.set_next(new_node)
def insert(self, obj, pri):
'''
(WackyQueue, obj, int) -> NoneType
This function takes in an object with a priority
and insert it into the proper position of the two link list
REQ: the pri must be an integer
'''
# set the new node
new_node = WackyNode(obj, pri)
# set the basic pointers for the odd list
prev = None
curr = self._oddlist.get_next()
# set the basic pointer for the even list
prev_even = None
curr_even = self._evenlist.get_next()
# loop through every obj to find a place to insert
while curr and curr_even and curr.get_priority() >= pri and\
curr_even.get_priority() >= pri:
# move forward the pointer on the odd list
prev = curr
curr = curr.get_next()
# move forward the pointer on the even list
prev_even = curr_even
curr_even = curr_even.get_next()
if not curr:
if self._oddlist._next is None:
self._oddlist.set_next(new_node)
else:
# if curr is none, then the new node is smaller than
# both prev and prev_even
prev.set_next(new_node)
elif not curr_even:
# if curr is not none but curr_even is none
# there are two occations:
if self._evenlist._next is None:
if pri <= self._oddlist.get_next().get_priority():
self._evenlist.set_next(new_node)
else:
self._evenlist.set_next(self._oddlist.get_next())
self._oddlist.set_next(new_node)
else:
if pri <= curr.get_priority():
# if pri is less than odd curr value
# then it is inserted into the even list at last
prev_even.set_next(new_node)
else:
# if pri is bigger than curr value
# of course less or equal to prev_even value
# then the new node is inserted after the prev
prev.set_next(new_node)
prev_even.set_next(curr)
elif pri > curr_even.get_priority() and pri <= curr.get_priority():
# if pri is between the value of curr and curr_even
# then the new node is inserted after the prev_even
# link the new node with the curr position in even list
if prev_even is None:
self._evenlist.set_next(new_node)
else:
prev_even.set_next(new_node)
# link the new node with the next object in odd list
new_node.set_next(curr.get_next())
# link the curr position in odd list
# with the next object in even list
curr.set_next(curr_even)
elif pri > curr.get_priority():
# if pri's value is bigger than curr's value
# of course less or equal to prev_even value
# link prev in odd list with new node
if prev is None:
self._oddlist.set_next(new_node)
else:
prev.set_next(new_node)
# link the new node with the curr obj in even list
new_node.set_next(curr_even)
# link the prev position in even list with curr position in odd
if prev_even is None:
self._evenlist.set_next(curr)
else:
prev_even.set_next(curr)
class WackyQueue():
'''This class represents a WackyQueue
A WackyQUeue is queue that operates with WackyNodes
It stores its data in two linked lists. Every odd object
is in a list. And the other holds every even object
'''
def __init__(self):
'''(WackyQueue) -> None
This method instanciates a WackyQueue
'''
# Representation Invariant
# _size is how many objects the Queue contains
# _head is the head of the one of the WackyQueues
# _head2 is the second head of the WackyWueues
# The hgher the number, the greater its priority
# Which ever head holds 0 as its priority is the head of the odd
# list
# if self._head.get_priority is 0, it is the head of the odd list
# if self._head2.get_priority is 0, it is the head of the odd list
# END OF REPRESENTATION INVARIANT
# Now cretaed the WackyHeads holding no information and
# pointing to nothing
# Make self._head's priotiry 0 by defualt to be the head of the odd
# list, you will see why later.
self._head = WackyNode(None, 0)
self._head2 = WackyNode(None, 1)
def insert(self, obj, pri):
'''(WackyQueue, object, int) -> None
This method puts an object in the Wacky Queue depending on its
priority
'''
# Create the new node
new_node = WackyNode(obj, pri)
# First you want to find the spot where the new node will go. 'in-head'
# means the operation is currently in self._head and is loking for
# where to insert the item
# We also want to start comparing items from the top of the list
if self._head.get_priority() is 0:
current_check = 'in-head'
current_node = self._head.get_next()
elif self._head2.get_priority() is 0:
current_check = 'in-head2'
current_node = self._head2.get_next()
# Next you want to make sure that the current node is not None
if current_node is not None:
current_pri = current_node.get_priority()
# You want to keep track of what node was visited last in each list
last_head_node = self._head
last_head2_node = self._head2
# Loop through BOTH lists, by alternating until you find the spot
while (current_node is not None) and (pri <= current_pri):
# create a condition that does alternate checking
if current_check == 'in-head':
# Keep track of both current and LAST Nodes
last_head_node = current_node
current_node = last_head2_node.get_next()
# Next you want to make sure that the current node is not None
if current_node is not None:
current_pri = current_node.get_priority()
# Now to alternate make the current check to point to head2
current_check = 'in-head2'
elif current_check == 'in-head2':
# Keep track of both current and LAST Nodes
last_head2_node = current_node
current_node = last_head_node.get_next()
if current_node is not None:
current_pri = current_node.get_priority()
# Now to alternate make the current check to point to head2
current_check = 'in-head'
# When the spot is found, depending on the obj of the head, that is
# where you inserting it
# Do not forget to push all the other items down the list
# If the current_check is 'in-head', then you want to PUT the new node
# in head
if current_check == 'in-head':
# Get the next node of the last node you visited in head2
# Make the new node point to that
new_node.set_next(last_head2_node.get_next())
# Make the last node you visited in head2 point to the current node
last_head2_node.set_next(current_node)
# Make the last node you visited in head point to the new node
last_head_node.set_next(new_node)
# If the current_check is 'in-head2', then you want to PUT the new node
# in head2
elif current_check == 'in-head2':
# Then get the next node of the last node you visited in head
# Point the new node to the next node of the last node you visited
# in head
new_node.set_next(last_head_node.get_next())
# Now point the last node you visited in head and point it to the
# current node
last_head_node.set_next(current_node)
# Also, get the last node you visited before the current node,
# then point that node to the new node.
last_head2_node.set_next(new_node)
def extracthigh(self):
'''(WackyQueue) -> object
This method removes and returns the first item in the WackyQueue.
The object with the largest priority and inputed first amognst its
equal priority is removed first
REQ: The Queue is not empty
'''
# You want to extract from the top of the head that has the highest
# priority in the queue
if self._head.get_priority() is 0:
top_item = self._head.get_next()
new_top_item = top_item.get_next()
# Now make head point to the new top item
self._head.set_next(new_top_item)
# Remember to change the priority of the head, because the new top
# item is now in the other head
self._head.set_priority(1)
self._head2.set_priority(0)
elif self._head2.get_priority() is 0:
top_item = self._head2.get_next()
new_top_item = top_item.get_next()
# Now make head2 point to the new top item
self._head2.set_next(new_top_item)
# Now remember to change the priority of both heads
self._head.set_priority(0)
self._head2.set_priority(1)
return top_item.get_item()
def is_empty(self):
'''(WackyQueue) -> bool
This method returns True if the WackyQueue is empty and False if it is
not
'''
# This part is simple, just get the next item to the dummy node
# and check if it is None or a Node
check_odd = self._head.get_next()
check_even = self._head2.get_next()
return check_odd is check_even is None
def changepriority(self, obj, pri):
'''(WackyQueue) -> None
This method finds the first object of this priority and changes it to
the priority that is given. Nothing is done if the object is not found
'''
# Now you want to find the first apperance of that object
# start with the top of the list
if self._head.get_priority() is 0:
current_check = 'in-head'
current_node = self._head.get_next()
elif self._head2.get_priority() is 0:
current_check = 'in-head2'
current_node = self._head2.get_next()
current_item = current_node.get_item()
last_head_node = self._head
last_head2_node = self._head2
# Now you want to loop until you have found the object you are looking
# for
while (current_item is not obj) and (current_node is not None):
# Again just like in insert, you want to start with the top of the
# Queue
if current_check == 'in-head':
last_head_node = current_node
current_node = last_head2_node.get_next()
if current_node is not None:
current_item = current_node.get_item()
current_check = 'in-head2'
elif current_check == 'in-head2':
last_head2_node = current_node
current_node = last_head_node.get_next()
if current_node is not None:
current_item = current_node.get_item()
current_check = 'in-head'
# Check if the current node is None first
if ((current_node is not None) and
(current_node.get_priority is not pri)):
# After you have found the node that contains the object you need
# to re-arrange the list
if current_check == 'in-head':
# So first if you left off at head, that is where you are
# removing the node from
# Get the previous head item you visited and point it to the
# next item of the last head2 item you visited
last_head_node.set_next(last_head2_node.get_next())
# Now get the previous head2 item you visited and point it to
# the next node of the current node
last_head2_node.set_next(current_node.get_next())
self.insert(obj, pri)
# If you left off at head2, this is where you are removing the
# item from
elif current_check == 'in-head2':
# get the previos head2 node and point it to the next item of
# the previous head node you visited
last_head2_node.set_next(last_head_node.get_next())
# Then get the previous head node you visited to point it the
# next item of the current node
last_head_node.set_next(current_node.get_next())
# Now you need to put back the new node into the list
# use the insert method
self.insert(obj, pri)
def negate_all(self):
'''(WackyQueue) -> None
This method reveres the entry time of all the objects
'''
# Since your methods should be independent of the items in the list
# when retrieving them, You want to 'just' flip both the odd and even
# lists, luckily you have a helper function for this
self._head = flip(self._head)
self._head2 = flip(self._head2)
# Now to get to the purpose of the function you have to negate all
# the priorities in the Queue
current_node = self._head.get_next()
while current_node is not None:
pri = current_node.get_priority()
pri = pri * -1
current_node.set_priority(pri)
if current_node is not None:
current_node = current_node.get_next()
# Repeat the same steps for head2
current_node = self._head2.get_next()
while current_node is not None:
pri = current_node.get_priority()
pri = pri * -1
current_node.set_priority(pri)
if current_node is not None:
current_node = current_node.get_next()
# For the final step, since you do not remember what the last object
# in the queue is. You need to check for the highest
if (self._head.get_next() and self._head2.get_next() is not None):
head_top_pri = self._head.get_next().get_priority()
head2_top_pri = self._head2.get_next().get_priority()
# Now you need see if you need a new top Node
if head_top_pri > head2_top_pri:
self._head.set_priority(0)
self._head2.set_priority(1)
elif head2_top_pri > head_top_pri:
self._head2.set_priority(0)
self._head.set_priority(1)
def getoddlist(self):
'''(WackyQueue) -> WackyNode
This function returns a node that points to all the odd items in the
queue
'''
# You know the first item on the list is the list is the one that has
# priority 0
if self._head.get_priority() is 0:
odd_list = self._head.get_next()
elif self._head2.get_priority() is 0:
odd_list = self._head2.get_next()
return odd_list
def getevenlist(self):
'''(WackyQueue) -> WackyNode
This function returns a node that points to all the even items in the
list
'''
# You know that which ever head whose priority is 1 has all the even
# items
if self._head.get_priority() is 1:
even_list = self._head.get_next()
elif self._head2.get_priority() is 1:
even_list = self._head2.get_next()
return even_list
def __str__(self):
'''(WackyQueue) -> str
This method prints the contents of the WackyQueue
'''
current_node = self._head.get_next()
current_node2 = self._head2.get_next()
head_str = ''
head2_str = ''
top_head_str = ''
top_head2_str = ''
while current_node is not None:
current_obj = current_node.get_item()
head_str = head_str + str(current_obj) + ', '
current_node = current_node.get_next()
while current_node2 is not None:
current_obj2 = current_node2.get_item()
head2_str = head2_str + str(current_obj2) + ', '
current_node2 = current_node2.get_next()
# Check which head has the higher priority
if self._head.get_priority() is 0:
top_head_str = 'ODD-LIST -> '
top_head2_str = 'EVEN-LIST -> '
elif self._head2.get_priority() is 0:
top_head2_str = 'ODD-LIST -> '
top_head_str = 'EVEN-LIST -> '
class WackyQueue:
''' a sequence of objects that have integer priority i.e. the more
positive the object, the higher the priority, and the more negative
the object the lesser the priority '''
def __init__(self):
''' (WackyQueue) -> None
Returns None and initializes all the instance variables needed for the
class
'''
# Representation Invariant:
# > what are the instances used and what data structure is used for
# them?
# _even_list is a linked list
# _odd_list is a linked list
# > what are the things inside of this data structure?
# items inside _even_list and _odd_list are stored as WackyNodes
# > what is the arrangement of these items, if they follow a specific
# pattern
# _even_list stores all the objects that are inserted in even insertion
# numbers (0, 2, 4...)
# _odd_list stores all the objects that are inserted in odd insertion
# numbers (1, 3, 5...)
# initialize the lists with a nodes aka head
self._odd_list = WackyNode(None, None)
self._even_list = WackyNode(None, None)
def loop_even(self):
''' (WackyQueue) -> int
Returns the size of the even linked list
'''
# initialize a counter
size = 0
# initialize the current node as head
curr = self._even_list.get_next()
# loop through the list till you're at the end of the list
# how do you know that end? The current will point to None. You want to
# stop as soon as current points to none
while curr is not None:
# in the loop, increase the counter by 1 and get the next element
# set curr equal to that next element
size += 1
curr = curr.get_next()
# return the counter (because the counter will be the size of the list)
return size
def loop_odd(self):
''' (WackyQueue) -> int
Returns the size of the odd linked list
'''
# initialize a counter
size = 0
# initialize the current node as head
curr = self._even_list.get_next()
# loop through the list till you're at the end of the list
# how do you know that end? The current will point to None. You want to
# stop as soon as current points to none
while curr is not None:
# in the loop, increase the counter by 1 and get the next element
# set curr equal to that next element
size += 1
curr = curr.get_next()
# return the counter (because the counter will be the size of the list)
return size
def find_by_pri(self, priority):
''' (WackyQueue, int) -> WackyNode, WackyNode, WackyNode
Returns a wacky node that points to the node with priority
<priority> we are looking for, the node previous to it, and the node
after it. (previous, current, after). If <priority> is not found,
then previous will point to the last node of the list and
current and after will point to None.
REQ: <item> with <priority> has to be in the wacky queue
REQ: wacky queue can not be empty
'''
# we want to alternate between our lists. Therefore, we need 3 pointers
# one that points to the current node, one that points to the node
# previous to it, and one that points to the previous of previous
# (2 away from the current node). Why do we need so many pointers?
# we want to keep track of the previous nodes. Since we're alternating
# between lists, we want the third pointer to be pointing to the
# previous list we checked, so that we can go back to that one again.
# initialize all my pointers. curr will be head of the odd list, since
# we start inserting from the odd list. prev and second_last will be
# None
second_last = None
prev = None
curr = self._odd_list
# we need something to alternate lists. From Piazza, we can do this:
# x, y = y, x. Setting our lists to variables
curr_list, next_list = self._odd_list, self._even_list
# while we are not at the end of the list and we haven't found the
# priority yet
while (curr is not None) and (curr.get_priority() is not priority):
# change the lists (to alternate the lists)
curr_list, next_list = next_list, curr_list
# make second last point to where previous is pointing
second_last = prev
# then make the previous point to where current is pointing
prev = curr
# then make the current point to the next node in this list, which
# is the one from the even list
curr = curr_list.get_next()
# two things will get you out of the loop: if the pri is found or if
# curr is None which means that we've hit the end of our list
# if curr is None, then everything else will be None too
if curr is None:
after = None
else:
after = curr_list.get_next()
# return the nodes
return prev, curr, after
def find_by_item(self, item):
''' (WackyQueue, obj) -> WackyNode, WackyNode, WackyNode
Returns a pointer to the node that contains the object <item>. If
<item> is not in the list, None will be returned
REQ: WackyQueue should have the item in it already
'''
# the algorithm is similar to find by pri, but instead of looking for
# the pri, we are looking for the item
# we will again need 3 pointers, for the same reasons as above (should
# I just copy past my algorithm here, lol?) here:
# initialize all my pointers. curr will be head of the odd list, since
# we start inserting from the odd list. prev and second_last will be
# None
second_last = None
prev = None
curr = self._odd_list
# we need something to alternate lists. From Piazza, we can do this:
# x, y = y, x. Setting our lists to variables
curr_list, next_list = self._odd_list, self._even_list
# while we are not at the end of the list and we haven't found the
# priority yet
while (curr is not None) and (curr.get_item() is not item):
# change the lists (to alternate the lists)
curr_list, next_list = next_list, curr_list
# make second last point to where previous is pointing
second_last = prev
# then make the previous point to where current is pointing
prev = curr
# then make the current point to the next node in this list, which
# is the one from the even list
curr = curr_list.get_next()
# two things will get you out of the loop: if the item is found or if
# curr is None which means that we've hit the end of our list
# if curr is None, then everything else will be None too
if curr is None:
after = None
else:
after = curr_list.get_next()
# return the nodes
return prev, curr, after
def reverse_list(self, linked_list):
''' (WackyQueue, WackyQueue) -> WackyNode
Returns None and reverses the <linked_list> s.t. the head is the new
tail and the tail is new head
REQ: linked_list can not be empty
'''
# the algorithm is simple. initialize 3 pointers: before, current and
# after where before is pointing to the node before current (i.e. None)
# current is pointing to the the node whose pointer are being changed
# and after is the pointer after the current node
before = None
curr = linked_list
after = linked_list.get_next()
# while we are not at the end of the list i.e. current is not None
while (curr is not None):
# set the pointer of the current node equal to previous
curr.set_next(before)
# make the previous pointer point to where current is pointing
before = curr
# make current point to where after is pointing
curr = after
# make after point to the next node to current
after = curr.get_next()
def negator(self, linked_list):
''' (WackyQueue, WackyQueue) -> None
Negates the priorities of the <linked_list>
REQ: linked_list is not empty
'''
# this one is fairly simple:
# set curr to the head of the list
curr = linked_list
# loop through the list till you reach the end aka none
while (curr is not None):
# get each elements priority
pri = curr.get_priority()
# and negate it
pri = -pri
# then set the elements priority as it should be
curr.set_priority(pri)
# get the next element
curr = curr.get_next()
def insert(self, item, priority):
''' (WackyQueue, obj, int) -> None
Returns None and inserts the object <item> at the given <priority>
User can have duplicate objects at the same or at different priorities
'''
# in all scenarios we have to make a new node. Making a new wacky node
# that points to none. We then have to assign new pointers to it and
# make it part of the linked list family
new_node = WackyNode(item, priority)
# here comes the hard part! The part where pictures came in handy
# thanks Nick for the drawing tip! Also, pri = priority in short :)
# initialize curr to the head of the odd list
curr = self._odd_list.get_next()
after = self._even_list.get_next()
# if curr is none, that is the odd list is empty
if (curr is None):
# then make the odd list point to the new node
self._odd_list.set_next(new_node)
# else if after in None, that is the even list is empty
elif (after is None):
# then add the new node to the even list
self._even_list.set_next(new_node)
# have a while loop that loops through the entire queue and looks
# if the pri fits any of these case
while (curr is not None) and (after is not None):
# four cases:
# 1- the general case, curr > insert > after
if (curr.get_priority() > priority) and \
(priority > after.get_priority()):
# then curr and after don't get changed
curr = curr # this is causing the infinite loop
after = after
# the insert pointer algorithm: tho this will be repeated many
# times in this function, only one of them will be executed
# because of the elif structure
# make curr point to the new node
curr.set_next(new_node)
# make after point to curr.next
after.set_next(curr.get_next())
# make new node point to after.next
new_node.set_next(after.get_next())
# 2- edge case: insert > curr
elif (priority > curr.get_priority()):
# then set after to be curr
after = curr
# and curr to be None
curr = None
# here our insert pointer algorithm will not work, because
# None.any_method() will raise an exception
# so here's the modified version of it:
# since we're inserting at the head of the list, it will always
# be inserted at the head of the odd list
# make the head of the odd list point to the new node
self._odd_list.set_next(new_node)
# make head of the even point to the first node of odd
self._even_list.set_next(after)
# make the new node point to the first node of even
new_node.set_next(after.get_next())
# 3- multiple entries of the same pri
elif (priority == curr.get_priority()):
# this is super messy, but let's do it! find a priority that
# is less than the one we have
while not (after.get_priority() <
priority): # crashes whn\en after becomes None
# set curr = after and after to the next node after curr
curr, after = after, curr.get_next()
# 4- edge case: curr = None
elif (curr is None):
# then insert the new node at the end
curr.set_next(new_node)
# if they fit none of these cases, get new currs and afters
else:
curr, after = after, curr.get_next()
def extracthigh(self):
''' (WackyQueue) -> obj
Removes and returns the first object in the wacky queue
REQ: Wacky Queue must have at least one item in it
'''
# initialize item to be None
item = None
# ^why? because if both the lists are empty, then item will be None and
# the program won't crash
size_odd = self.loop_odd()
size_even = self.loop_even()
# the case where we will only have one item in our list: then the size
# of odd will be 1 and the size of even will 0. If this is the case,
# then we will get the first item and make the odd_list point to none
if (size_odd == 1 and size_even == 0):
# get the item that is stored in the first node
item = self._odd_list.get_item()
# set the odd_list's head to None
self._odd_list.set_next(None)
# since the first object that we're inserting goes in the odd list
# we will only use the odd list for this purpose
# check if the odd list is not empty (if this is false, then the entire
# list is empty and we can't do anything there)
elif (self._odd_list is not None) and (self._even_list is not None):
# get the first node, get the obj stored in it and store it in a
# var to return that
item = self._odd_list.get_item()
# then rearrange the pointers s.t. you isolate the top most element
# this will delete the element under the lense
# for that, get the new head for the odd list and get the new head
# for the even list
# the odd head is the same as the even's current head
new_odd_head = self._even_list.get_next()
# the new even head is the same as the 2nd element in the odd list
# step 1 to isolate the first node in the odd list (hence
# extracting the high in the list)
new_even_head = self._odd_list.get_next().get_next()
# we now have both our heads; let's draw our connectors!
# make the odd_list point to the new odd head
self._odd_list.set_next(new_odd_head)
# make the even_list point to the new even head
self._even_list.set_next(new_even_head)
# return the obj that was stored in that node
return item
def isempty(self):
''' (WackyQueue) -> bool
Returns True if the wacky queue is empty. Otherwise, returns False.
'''
# get the sizes of both the lists using the helper methods
odd_size = self.loop_odd()
even_size = self.loop_even()
# set up a bool statement s.t. if the addition == 0, then it evaluates
# to True. Otherwise, evaluates to False
is_empty = (odd_size + even_size) == 0
# return the boolean variable
return is_empty
def changepriority(self, item, new_pri):
''' (WackyQueue, obj, int) -> None
Returns None and changes the priority of the first occurence of the
object <item> to the new priority <new_pri>. If <item> is not found,
or already has the priority set to <new_pri>, then WackyQueue remains
unchanged
'''
# use the find method to find the item
(prev, curr, after) = self.find_by_item(item)
# once we have the item, we can change its priority using
# the wacky node methods
curr.set_priority(new_pri)
# we then need to rearrange the object to its new position aka delete
# that node and then insert it again
# to delete this node, we make the prev point to the after. We will
# not lose the node that has to be rearranged, because curr is pointing
# to it
prev.set_next(after)
# then to insert curr back into the list, use the insert function
# this way, we will know that curr is in the right position i.e. our
# priority queue still has order in it
self.insert(curr)
def negateall(self):
''' (WackyQueue) -> None
Returns None and negates the priority of every object in the wacky
queue. This also reverses the the order of insertion time. Hence
reverses the order of objs with equal priority.
'''
# this one is fairly simple:
# call the negator function on each list
self.negator(self._odd_list)
self.negator(self._even_list)
# call the reverse function and reverse each list independantly
# why independantly? because we know that the list is in order
# and negating each element will make the priority reversed. We want
# our list to be in the same priority that nick set. Hence the easy
# solution: Reverse it!
self.reverse(self._odd_list)
self.reverse(self._even_list)
# QED! :D
def getoddlist(self):
''' (WackyQueue) -> WackyNode
Returns the pointer to a linked list of wacky nodes with every other
object in wacky queue starting from the first object i.e. the list
must contain every odd indexed object.
If there is no first object, then an empty list will be returned.
'''
# return the odd list
return self._odd_list
def getevenlist(self):
''' (WackyQueue) -> WackyNode
Returns the pointer to a linked list of wacky nodes with every other
object in wacky queue starting from the second object i.e. the list
must contain every even indexed object.
If there is no second object, then an empty list will be returned.
'''
# return the even list
return self._even_list
def __str__(self):
curr = self._odd_list
after = self._even_list
output = ''
while (curr is not None) and (after is not None):
output += str(curr) + ' '
curr, after = after, curr.get_next()
return output
class WackyQueue():
'''This is the class object of wacky queue'''
def __init__(self):
'''
(WackyQueue) -> NoneType
REQ: oddlist and evenlist must be link list
'''
self._oddlist = WackyNode(None, None) # dummy node
self._evenlist = WackyNode(None, None) # dummy node
def insert(self, obj, pri):
'''
(WackyQueue, obj, int) -> NoneType
This function takes in an object with a priority
and insert it into the proper position of the two link list
REQ: the pri must be an integer
'''
# set the new node
new_node = WackyNode(obj, pri)
# set the basic pointers for the odd list
prev = None
curr = self._oddlist.get_next()
# set the basic pointer for the even list
prev_even = None
curr_even = self._evenlist.get_next()
# loop through every obj to find a place to insert
while curr and curr_even and curr.get_priority() >= pri and\
curr_even.get_priority() >= pri:
# move forward the pointer on the odd list
prev = curr
curr = curr.get_next()
# move forward the pointer on the even list
prev_even = curr_even
curr_even = curr_even.get_next()
if not curr:
if self._oddlist._next is None:
self._oddlist.set_next(new_node)
else:
# if curr is none, then the new node is smaller than
# both prev and prev_even
prev.set_next(new_node)
elif not curr_even:
# if curr is not none but curr_even is none
# there are two occations:
if self._evenlist._next is None:
if pri <= self._oddlist.get_next().get_priority():
self._evenlist.set_next(new_node)
else:
self._evenlist.set_next(self._oddlist.get_next())
self._oddlist.set_next(new_node)
else:
if pri <= curr.get_priority():
# if pri is less than odd curr value
# then it is inserted into the even list at last
prev_even.set_next(new_node)
else:
# if pri is bigger than curr value
# of course less or equal to prev_even value
# then the new node is inserted after the prev
prev.set_next(new_node)
prev_even.set_next(curr)
elif pri > curr_even.get_priority() and pri <= curr.get_priority():
# if pri is between the value of curr and curr_even
# then the new node is inserted after the prev_even
# link the new node with the curr position in even list
if prev_even is None:
self._evenlist.set_next(new_node)
else:
prev_even.set_next(new_node)
# link the new node with the next object in odd list
new_node.set_next(curr.get_next())
# link the curr position in odd list
# with the next object in even list
curr.set_next(curr_even)
elif pri > curr.get_priority():
# if pri's value is bigger than curr's value
# of course less or equal to prev_even value
# link prev in odd list with new node
if prev is None:
self._oddlist.set_next(new_node)
else:
prev.set_next(new_node)
# link the new node with the curr obj in even list
new_node.set_next(curr_even)
# link the prev position in even list with curr position in odd
if prev_even is None:
self._evenlist.set_next(curr)
else:
prev_even.set_next(curr)
def extracthigh(self):
'''
(WackyQueue) -> obj
This function remove and return the first item in the wacky queue
REQ: the wacky queue is not empty
'''
# store the first item in another variable for retrn
return_item = self._oddlist.get_next()
# set the first of the even list be the head of the oddlist
self._oddlist.set_next(self._evenlist.get_next())
# set the second of the odd list be the head of the even list
self._evenlist.set_next(self._oddlist.get_next().get_next())
# return the item that was removed
return return_item
def changepriority(self, obj, pri):
'''
(WackyQueue, obj, int) -> NoneType
This func change the priority of the first copy of object obj to pri
REQ: the pri must be a integer
'''
# main idea: find the obj (if exist), restore it and remove it
# then take it as a new node with new pri and insert it
# set the original pointers
curr = self._oddlist
curr_even = self._evenlist
# while the next item is not none and is not the target
# use the next item so that moving forward pointers
# without nonetype error
while curr.get_next() and curr.get_next().get_item() != obj:
# move forward the pointers
temp = curr
curr = curr_even
curr_even = temp.get_next()
# if find the target and the priority is different
if curr.get_next() and curr.get_next().get_priority() != pri:
# restore the target item
item = curr.get_next()
# reset the priority of the target
item.set_priority(pri)
# restore the next of the item for link
temp = item.get_next()
# link the curr on odd list with the next on even list
curr.set_next(curr_even.get_next())
# link the curr on even list with next of the item
curr_even.set_next(temp)
# insert the new node with new priority
self.insert(obj, pri)
def _reverse(self, dummy):
'''
(WackyQueue, LLNode) -> int
This is a helper function that negate the priority of each item
revese the whole link list
and return the length of the list
REQ: dummy must be a link list
'''
# set the original pointers
prev = None
curr = dummy.get_next()
# set the length counter
length = 0
# loop through every node, reverse the pointer between each node
while curr:
# negate the priority
curr.set_priority(-curr.get_priority())
# move forward the pointers
temp = curr.get_next()
curr.set_next(prev)
prev = curr
curr = temp
# count the length
length += 1
# set the next of the head be the tail of the original
dummy.set_next(prev)
return length
def negateall(self):
'''
(WackyQueue) -> NoneType
This function negates the priority of every object in the wacky queue
'''
if self._reverse(self._oddlist) == self._reverse(self._evenlist):
# if the two list has the same length
# reverse the odd list with the even list
temp = self._oddlist.get_next()
self._oddlist.set_next(self._evenlist.get_next())
self._evenlist.set_next(temp)
else:
# if odd list has one more item
# then the two list are the same except the order inside each list
pass
def isempty(self):
'''
(WackyQueue) -> bool
This functon returns if the link is empty
'''
return self._oddlist.get_next() is None
def getoddlist(self):
'''
(WackyQueue) -> LLNode
This function returns the odd list
'''
return self._oddlist.get_next()
def getevenlist(self):
'''
(WackyQueue) -> LLNode
This function returns the even list
'''
return self._evenlist.get_next()
def __init__(self):
self._oddlist = WackyNode(None, None) # dummy node
self._evenlist = WackyNode(None, None)
class WackyQueue:
def __init__(self):
'''(WackyQueue) -> NoneType
constructs an empty queue
'''
# Representation invariant:
# WackyQueue consists of two linked lists
# _head1 is a dummy head of the linked list of odd nodes
# _head2 is a dummy head of the linked list of even nodes
# _head1.get_next() is the first node in the list of odd nodes
# _head1.get_next() is the first node in the WackyQueue
# _head2.get_next() is the first node in the list of even nodes
# _head2.get_next() is the second node in the WackyQueue
self._head1 = WackyNode(None, None)
self._head2 = WackyNode(None, None)
def __str__(self):
'''(WackyQueue) -> str
returns a string represention of this queue
'''
# create an empty result string
result = ""
# if the WackyQueue is empty
if self._head1.get_next() is None:
# set the result string
result = "None"
# otherwise
else:
# set 2 pointers that point to 2 head nodes
curr1 = self._head1
curr2 = self._head2
# while the odd linked list has next node
while curr1.get_next() is not None:
# add the item in that node to the result string
result = result + str(curr1.get_next().get_item()) + " -> "
# move to the next node in the odd linked list
curr1 = curr1.get_next()
# if the even list also has next node
if curr2.get_next() is not None:
# add the item in that node to the result string
result = result + str(curr2.get_next().get_item()) + " -> "
# move to the next node in the even linked list
curr2 = curr2.get_next()
# return the result string
return result
def insert(self, obj, pri):
'''(WackyQueue, obj, int) -> NoneType
insert an object to queue, whose priority = pri and item = obj
'''
# create a new node with obj and pri given
new_node = WackyNode(obj, pri)
# set 3 pointers that point to 2 head nodes and the 1st node
prev = self._head1
curr = self._head2
next = self._head1.get_next()
# find the right place for insertion by comparing the priority of
# the current object and the objects that are already in the queue
while (next is not None) and (next.get_priority() >= pri):
# move to the next node
now = next
next = curr.get_next()
prev = curr
curr = now
# when find the right place
# insert the new node after the prev node
prev.set_next(new_node)
# if the curr node has a _next node
if (curr.get_next() is not None):
# set this node to be the _next of the new node
new_node.set_next(curr.get_next())
# set next node to be the _next of the curr node
curr.set_next(next)
def extracthigh(self):
'''(WackyQueue) -> Obj
Remove and return the first item in the wacky queue.
REQ: The wacky queue is not empty.
'''
# find the first node in the queue
result = self._head1.get_next()
# set the previous second node to be the current first node
self._head1.set_next(self._head2.get_next())
# set the previous third node to be the current second node
self._head2.set_next(result.get_next())
# return the item in the first node
return result.get_item()
def isempty(self):
'''(WackyQueue) -> bool
returns true if the queue is empty
'''
# return whether the queue is empty by checking if the head1._next is
# None
return self._head1.get_next() is None
def changepriority(self, obj, pri):
'''(WackyQueue, obj, int) -> NoneType
Change the priority of the first copy of object obj to pri.
The wacky queue is unchanged if obj is not in it or already has
priority pri.
If the priority of obj is changed, then the insertion time of obj is
taken to be the time of the changepriority operation.
'''
# set 3 pointers that point to 2 head nodes and the 1st node
prev = self._head1
curr = self._head2
next = self._head1.get_next()
# check if the obj already exists by comparing the obj and the objects
# already in the queue
while (next is not None) and (next.get_item() != obj):
# move to the next node
now = next
next = curr.get_next()
prev = curr
curr = now
# if the obj already exists and it doesn't have priority pri
if (next is not None) and (next.get_priority() != pri):
# set the _next of curr node to be the _next of the prev node
prev.set_next(curr.get_next())
# set the _next of changing node to be the _next of the curr node
curr.set_next(next.get_next())
# insert the pri-changed node
self.insert(obj, pri)
def negateall(self):
'''(WackyNode) -> NoneType
Negate the priority of every object in the wacky queue.
The order of insertion times of objects in the wacky queue is reversed.
Thus the order of objects with equal priority is also reversed.
'''
# create pointers to the None's, 2 heads, first and second nodes
prev1 = None
prev2 = None
curr1 = self._head1
curr2 = self._head2
next1 = curr1.get_next()
end1 = next1
next2 = curr2.get_next()
end2 = next2
# create a int to count the number of nodes
num = 0
# check the linked list of the odd nodes
while curr1 is not None:
# reverse the nodes
curr1.set_next(prev1)
# move to the next node
prev1 = curr1
curr1 = next1
# if next1 is a node
if next1 is not None:
# negate its priority
next1.set_priority(-next1.get_priority())
# move to the next node
next1 = next1.get_next()
# add 1 to the number of nodes
num = num + 1
# update self._head1
self._head1.set_next(prev1)
end1.set_next(None)
# check the linked list of the even nodes
while curr2 is not None:
# reverse the nodes
curr2.set_next(prev2)
# move to the next node
prev2 = curr2
curr2 = next2
# if next2 is a node
if next2 is not None:
# negate its priority
next2.set_priority(-next2.get_priority())
# move to the next node
next2 = next2.get_next()
# add 1 to the number of nodes
num = num + 1
# update self._head2
self._head2.set_next(prev2)
end2.set_next(None)
# if the number of nodes is even
if (num % 2) == 0:
# exchange the two heads
head = self._head1
self._head1 = self._head2
self._head2 = head
def getoddlist(self):
'''(WackyNode) -> WackyNode or NoneType
Return a pointer to a linked list of WackyNodes containing every
other object in the wacky queue, starting with the first object.
If there is no first object, then an empty list is returned.
'''
# return the pointer to the linked list of odd nodes
return self._head1.get_next()
def getevenlist(self):
'''(WackyNode) -> WackyNode or NoneType
Return a pointer to a linked list of WackyNodes containing every other
object in the wacky queue, starting with the second object.
If there is no second object, then an empty list is returned.
'''
# return the pointer to the linked list of even nodes
return self._head2.get_next()
def insert(self, obj, pri):
'''(WackyQueue, obj, int) -> NoneType
Creates a new WackyNode and inserts it into the
WackyQueue sorted descendingly. Items with
the same priority are sorted according to which
item was added first.
'''
# Create node
node = WackyNode(obj, pri)
# Insert first item
if self._odd is None:
self._odd = node
# Insert the second item if
# it has less priority than first
elif self._even is None and node.get_priority(
) <= self._odd.get_priority():
self._even = node
# Switch the first and second if
# second node has greater priority
elif self._even is None and node.get_priority(
) > self._odd.get_priority():
self._even = self._odd
self._odd = node
# Insert the nth item, where n > 2
else:
# Store the first and second nodes
cur_node1 = self._odd
cur_node2 = self._even
# Keep track of the size of both lists
sizeodd = 1
sizeeven = 1
# Take the nodes with the highest possible
# priority from both lists
while (
cur_node1.get_next() is not None and
(cur_node1.get_next().get_priority() >= node.get_priority())):
sizeodd += 1
cur_node1 = cur_node1.get_next()
while (
cur_node2.get_next() is not None and
(cur_node2.get_next().get_priority() >= node.get_priority())):
sizeeven += 1
cur_node2 = cur_node2.get_next()
# First Case:
# The current nodes priorities taken from the
# even and odd lists are greater than or equal
# to the node priority
if (cur_node1.get_priority() >= node.get_priority()
and cur_node2.get_priority() >= node.get_priority()):
# Find greater value between two current nodes
# By default assume the odd list contains the higher node
greatest = cur_node1
lowest = cur_node2
if cur_node1.get_priority() < cur_node2.get_priority():
greatest = cur_node2
lowest = cur_node1
elif cur_node1.get_priority() == cur_node2.get_priority():
# If odd list is longer, add node to the even list
if sizeodd > sizeeven:
greatest = cur_node2
lowest = cur_node1
temp = greatest.get_next()
greatest.set_next(node)
node.set_next(lowest.get_next())
lowest.set_next(temp)
# Second Case:
# The node priority is strictly inbetween the two
# priorities or equal to the first odd node's priority
elif (cur_node1.get_priority() >= node.get_priority()
and cur_node2.get_priority() < node.get_priority()):
# Insert in between
temp = cur_node1.get_next()
cur_node1.set_next(cur_node2)
self._even = node
node.set_next(temp)
# Third Case:
# The node priority is strictly greater than both
elif (cur_node1.get_priority() < node.get_priority()
and cur_node2.get_priority() < node.get_priority()):
# Insert at the beginning
temp = cur_node1
self._odd = node
node.set_next(cur_node2)
self._even = temp
def insert(self, obj, priority):
'''(WackyQueue, obj, int) -> None
Inserts an item named obj with priority given into the
WackyQueue. If an item already exists with the same priority,
the earlier item goes first in the WackyQueue.
The way insert functions is that when we insert an element, all
the elements that come after it are swapped from their current
linked list to the other one. Let's take a look at an example:
Odd List: [A] -> [D]-> [F]->[H]
Even List: [B] -> [E] -> [G]
Now let's say we want to insert C, the lists Become:
Odd List: [A]->[C]->[E]->[G]
Even List: [B]->[D]->[F]->[H]
Notice how elements {D, F, H} that were originally in the odd list
swapped to the even list, and elements {E,G} that were originally in
the even list swapped to the odd list. In the code, we usually only have
to make 1 swap however, because D would point to F which points to H, etc...
and E would point to G, etc....
'''
# creating a new node that we're gonna insert into either
# the odd linked list or the even linked list
Node = WackyNode(obj, priority)
# initializing some variables to keep track of the current
# objects in the even and odd lists we're looking at.
currentOdd, currentEven = self._oddListHead, self._evenListHead
# Let's also initialize some variables to keep track of the previous
# values, because sometimes we'll need to modify them and the
# list is only singly linked
previousOdd, previousEven = None, None
# make a flag variable so that we know when to stop the loop
# if we've found the correct spot to insert
spotFound = False
# in the case where the head of the even list is none (IE: empty)
if currentEven == None:
# in case the odd and even list are none (so the queue is completely empty)
# we need to make the node the head of the odd list (because its the first element)
# and indicate that we've found a spot
if currentOdd == None:
self._oddListHead = Node
spotFound = True
else:
# now we branch off into two other cases
# if the element has priority greater than the
# largest element and the lists arent empty, we need
# to swap the values of the even and odd lists, and
# set the node to the highest value
if priority > self._oddListHead.get_priority():
self._evenListHead = self._oddListHead
self._oddListHead = Node
spotFound = True
# if the Queue contains only 1 element, we can
# set the head of the even list as the node
# and change the flag
elif priority <= self._oddListHead.get_priority():
self._evenListHead = Node
spotFound = True
# in the case where the element to insert is the largest in the queue
# and the list isn't empty we need to swap the heads of the lists
# and set the item as the first in the Queue, also make sure
# that the new item points to the old head of the odd list
if currentOdd != None and currentEven != None:
if priority > currentOdd.get_priority():
(self._oddListHead, self._evenListHead) = (self._evenListHead,
self._oddListHead)
Node.set_next(self._oddListHead)
self._oddListHead = Node
spotFound = True
# initialize a counter so that we know whether to increment through the odd list or the
# even list
counter = 0
# the following loop tries to find a spot to place the new element
# while we're not at the end of both lists and the flag hasn't
# been set to true(which would mean that we've already found a spot)
while currentOdd != None and currentEven != None and not spotFound:
# the following cases account for the cases where we're at the end
# of one or both lists
if currentEven.get_next() == None:
if currentOdd.get_next() == None:
# if we're at the end of both lists and the element is less than both the last
# elements in each list, we need to set the last element in the WackyQueue to the
# node, and change the flag
if priority <= currentOdd.get_priority(
) and priority <= currentEven.get_priority():
currentOdd.set_next(Node)
spotFound = True
# if we're at the last element in the even list but there's still an element in the odd list
# we need to set the element to the next even and change the flag
else:
if priority <= currentOdd.get_next().get_priority():
currentEven.set_next(Node)
spotFound = True
# in the case where we're looking in the middle of the lists and we still haven't found a place to
# insert our new element
if spotFound == False:
# in the case where our current element is between the element we're looking at in the even
# list and odd list, we need to link the element inside the even list while switching the even
# and odd elements that come after it.In all cases, change the flag
if currentEven.get_priority(
) <= priority <= currentOdd.get_priority():
if previousEven != None:
previousEven.set_next(Node)
Node.set_next(currentOdd.get_next())
currentOdd.set_next(currentEven)
# in the case where the even element is the head, we need
# to set the head of the even list to the new element.
if currentEven == self._evenListHead:
self._evenListHead = Node
spotFound = True
# this case is also where the current element is between our current even and odd element, but the odd
# element is greater and the even element is smaller, we perform the exact same operations as above, but
# using the opposite list as above. we also dont need to do any checking for if we're dealing with the
# heads of the lists because we would have dealt with this outside the while loop.
if currentOdd.get_priority(
) <= priority < currentEven.get_priority():
previousOdd.set_next(Node)
Node.set_next(currentEven.get_next())
currentEven.set_next(currentOdd)
spotFound = True
# the following statements increment our values to check in the odd and even lists
# we need to make sure that we're not just looking at the n'th elements in each list
# because we need to compare the nth value of the odd list with the nth value in the even
# list, and then the nth value of the odd list with the n+1th value in the even list, etc...
# so we make it so that on every even number, the values in the odd list will be incremented,
# and on every odd number, the values in the even list will be incremented. Obviously, increment
# the counter itself as well
if counter % 2 == 0:
previousOdd = currentOdd
currentOdd = currentOdd.get_next()
else:
previousEven = currentEven
currentEven = currentEven.get_next()
counter += 1
class WackyQueue():
def __init__(self):
self._oddlist = WackyNode(None, None) # dummy node
self._evenlist = WackyNode(None, None)
def __str__(self):
result = ""
curr = self._oddlist.get_next()
while curr:
result += str(curr.get_item())
result += " -> "
curr = curr.get_next()
result += "None (odd) \n"
curr = self._evenlist.get_next()
while curr:
result += str(curr.get_item())
result += " -> "
curr = curr.get_next()
return result + "None (even)\n"
def insert(self, obj, pri, node=None, curr=None, next=None):
if not node: # for changepriority (in case you check for same node)
node = WackyNode(obj, pri)
if not curr: # for changepriority (avoid starting from head)
curr, next = self._oddlist, self._evenlist
while curr.get_next() and curr.get_next().get_priority() >= pri:
next, curr = curr.get_next(), next
node.set_next(next.get_next())
next.set_next(curr.get_next())
curr.set_next(node)
def extracthigh(self):
remove_node = self._oddlist.get_next()
self._oddlist.set_next(self._evenlist.get_next())
self._evenlist.set_next(remove_node.get_next())
remove_node.set_next(None)
return remove_node
def isempty(self):
return not self._oddlist.get_next()
def changepriority(self, obj, pri):
curr, next = self._oddlist, self._evenlist
while curr.get_next() and curr.get_next().get_item() != obj:
next, curr = curr.get_next(), next
if curr.get_next() and curr.get_next().get_priority() != pri:
old_pri = curr.get_next().get_priority() # optional
curr.get_next().set_priority(pri)
node = curr.get_next() # optional
temp = curr.get_next().get_next()
curr.set_next(next.get_next())
next.set_next(temp)
if pri < old_pri: # optional
self.insert(obj, pri, node, curr, next) # optional
else:
self.insert(obj, pri, node)
def _reverse(self, head):
num_node = 0
prev = None
curr = head.get_next()
while curr:
curr.set_priority(-curr.get_priority())
temp = curr.get_next()
curr.set_next(prev)
prev = curr
curr = temp
num_node += 1
head.set_next(prev)
return num_node
def negateall(self):
if (self._reverse(self._oddlist) +
self._reverse(self._evenlist)) % 2 == 0:
temp = self._oddlist.get_next()
self._oddlist.set_next(self._evenlist.get_next())
self._evenlist.set_next(temp)
def getoddlist(self):
return self._oddlist.get_next()
def getevenlist(self):
return self._evenlist.get_next()
