int main(){
int i = 0;
/*srand(time(NULL));*/
/* Initialize the skip list */
struct skipList* sl1 = (struct skipList*)malloc(sizeof(struct skipList));
initSkipList(sl1);
struct skipList* sl2 = (struct skipList*)malloc(sizeof(struct skipList));
initSkipList(sl2);
/* Add to the skip list M = 20 random integers in [0,100] */
for(i = 0; i < 20; i++){
addSkipList(sl1, rand() %101);
addSkipList(sl2, rand() %101);
}
/* Print out the contents of the skip list in the breadth-first order, starting from top.
While printing the elements, move to a new line every time you reach the end of one level,
and move down to the lower level of the skip list.
For example, the print out of a skip list with 5 elements should look like
7
7 14 29
3 7 9 14 20
*/
printf("---------- skipList 1 -----");
printf("----- size %d -----\n", sizeSkipList(sl1));
printSkipList(sl1);
printf("---------- skipList 2 -----");
printf("----- size %d -----\n", sizeSkipList(sl2));
printSkipList(sl2);
mergeSkipList(sl1, sl2);
printf("---------- mergeSkipList -----");
printf("----- size %d -----\n", sizeSkipList(sl1));
printSkipList(sl1);
/* Develop test cases for evaluating the following functions:
int containsSkipList(struct skipList *slst, TYPE e)
int removeSkipList(struct skipList *slst, TYPE e)
*/
printf("---------- removed %g from skipList -----", sl1->topSentinel->next->value);
removeSkipList(sl1, sl1->topSentinel->next->value);
printf("----- size %d -----\n", sizeSkipList(sl1));
printSkipList(sl1);
return 0;
}
/* Merge two skip lists, by adding elements of skip list 2 to skip list 1
that are not already contained in skip list 1.
The function is also supposed to remove the entire skip list 2 from the memory.
param: slst1 -- pointer to the skip list 1
param: slst2 -- pointer to the skip list 2
pre: slst1 and slst2 are not null, and skip list 1 and skip list 2 are not empty
post: slst1 points to the merger skip list, slst2 is null*/
void mergeSkipList(struct skipList *slst1, struct skipList *slst2)
{
/* FIX ME*/
/* Check if slst1 and slst2 arm null */
assert(slst1 && slst2);
/* Check if slst1 and slst2 are empty */
assert(sizeSkipList(slst1) > 0 && sizeSkipList(slst2) > 0);
/* Get the head to the bottom list of slst2, the list that has all links */
struct skipLink* head = slst2->topSentinel;
struct skipLink* currLink = head;
while(head->down)
head = head->down;
currLink = head->next;
/* Loop through all links on bottom list */
while(currLink)
{
/* Create variable to hold currLink value */
TYPE currVal = currLink->value;
/* If slst1 doesn't have currVal, add it */
if(!containsSkipList(slst1, currVal))
addSkipList(slst1, currVal);
/* Remove all instances of currVal in slst2 */
while(currLink && currVal == currLink->value)
{
currLink = currLink->next;
removeSkipList(slst2, currVal);
}
}
/* Free slst2 sentinel */
free(slst2->topSentinel);
slst2->topSentinel = 0;
/* Free slst2 */
free(slst2);
slst2 = 0;
}
void main(){
int i;
int add;
/* FIX ME */
struct skipList *list;
/* Initialize the skip list */
initSkipList(list);
/* Add to the skip list M = 20 random integers in [0,100] */
for(i = 0; i < 20; i++){
add = rand()%101;
addSkipList(list, add);
}
/* Print out the contents of the skip list in the breadth-first order, starting from top.
While printing the elements, move to a new line every time you reach the end of one level,
and move down to the lower level of the skip list.
For example, the print out of a skip list with 5 elements should look like
7
7 14 29
3 7 9 14 20
*/
printSkipList(list);
removeSkipList(list,94);
/* Develop test cases for evaluating the following functions:
int containsSkipList(struct skipList *slst, TYPE e)
int removeSkipList(struct skipList *slst, TYPE e)
*/
}
void test(){
/* Seed psuedo-random number generator */
srand(time(NULL));
int i;
/* FIX ME */
/* Initialize the skip list */
struct skipList* list = (struct skipList*)malloc(sizeof(struct skipList));
assert(list);
initSkipList(list);
struct skipList* listB = (struct skipList*)malloc(sizeof(struct skipList));
assert(listB);
initSkipList(listB);
addSkipList(listB, 10.0);
addSkipList(listB, 11.0);
addSkipList(listB, 12.0);
addSkipList(listB, 13.0);
/* Add to the skip list M = 20 random integers in [0,100] */
i = 0;
TYPE val;
while(i++ < 1)
{
val = (double)(rand() % 101);
printf("Val: %f\n", val);
addSkipList(list, val);
}
addSkipList(list, 1.0);
addSkipList(list, 3.0);
addSkipList(list, 7.0);
addSkipList(list, 6.0);
addSkipList(list, 3.0);
/* Print out the contents of the skip list in the breadth-first order, starting from top.
While printing the elements, move to a new line every time you reach the end of one level,
and move down to the lower level of the skip list.
For example, the print out of a skip list with 5 elements should look like
7
7 14 29
3 7 9 14 20
*/
printSkipList(list);
printf("List size: %d\n", sizeSkipList(list));
/* Develop test cases for evaluating the following functions:
int containsSkipList(struct skipList *slst, TYPE e)
int removeSkipList(struct skipList *slst, TYPE e)
*/
/* Contains */
printf("Contains %f? %d\n", val, containsSkipList(list, val));
printf("Contains 50? %d\n", containsSkipList(list, 50.0));
/* Remove */
printf("Remove 3.0\n");
removeSkipList(list, 3.0);
printSkipList(list);
printf("List size: %d\n", sizeSkipList(list));
/* merge list */
printf("Merge\n");
mergeSkipList(list, listB);
printSkipList(list);
/* Size */
printf("Size: %d\n", sizeSkipList(list));
/* listB */
/*printf("ListB null ? %d\n", listB->topSentinel->value);*/
}