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Assignment8 - Using the stack and queue

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Author: Rittner
Date: Wed, 02 Dec 1998 00:00

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When I read in the data from the file do I put the entire file into an array
or just the first maze?

When I push the data from the array to the stack am I pushing all the data
on to the stack or just one position at a time.

When I put the data on the queue is it all the data from the array or just
one position at a time.

I am also confused on what I tell it to push onto the queue and stack is it
r and c???

Re: Assignment8 - Using the stack and queue

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Author: John Erickson
Date: Wed, 02 Dec 1998 00:00

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Answers are inline:

Rittner wrote:
> When I read in the data from the file do I put the entire file into an array
> or just the first maze?

One maze at a time.

> When I push the data from the array to the stack am I pushing all the data
> on to the stack or just one position at a time.

Just one position at a time; row, col, steps
 
> When I put the data on the queue is it all the data from the array or just
> one position at a time.

Same as above answer.
 
> I am also confused on what I tell it to push onto the queue and stack is it
> r and c???

row, col, and steps.  I would suggest just pushing pointers to 3 element
integer arrays.

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