priority queue in C++
I learn today in class that in order to dequeue from the priority queue, i will need to scan the max and take it out from the queue. My professor said that it may cause a hole in the queue. Can any body explain for me what that hole in the queue is, and how to avoid that problem? Thank you very much!
@vlad:
thanks for replying me.
the reason I bring my question up here is that I want to have a more visual answer (that I can read and think about it). I'm new to C++ (also an international student). Therefore, the last time I asked my professor, I didn't quite understand too much.
So, I think if I bring a C++ question up to a C++ forum, it will help me in learning C++ with more detail answers.
thanks for replying me.
the reason I bring my question up here is that I want to have a more visual answer (that I can read and think about it). I'm new to C++ (also an international student). Therefore, the last time I asked my professor, I didn't quite understand too much.
So, I think if I bring a C++ question up to a C++ forum, it will help me in learning C++ with more detail answers.
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