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Many of the functions implemented in the abstract base class arrayListType apply to all lists, whether ordered or unordered. However, the pure virtual fnctions in the abstract base class will be implemented differently depending on whether or not the list is ordered (sorted). Here is the class invariant for the orderedArrayList type with the differences highlighted:
Items must be stored in ascending order
The length private instance variable keeps track of the number of items currently in the list.
New items are added so that the ascending order between items is maintained.
No gaps are allowed between items.
It doesn't matter what values are stored in locations beyond length.
The number of items in the array cannot exceed the value stored in the maxSize private instance variable.
Notice that some of the pure virtual functions really only apply to an unordered list. The problem is that they must still be implemented in the orderedArrayList class. Write the definition of the functions of the orderedArrayListType that are not provided in the source files found in the Chapter 12/Source Code from Textbook/arrayList ADT folder for the orderedArrayListType. The insert function that stores an item in the proper location is provided. You must implement the other functions. Note that seqSearch can be modified to be more efficient because the list is ordered.
Turn in all your header and implementation files and your test program. Also turn in one or more screen shots showing the results of your testing.
Explanation / Answer
To answer your first ques that hot you can convert into ascending order : You have to use an array for that.
I dont have idea which is chapter 12 for you. For understanding your ques completelty i have to know some answers from your side
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