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Dynamic Array Stack Implementation using JAVA Example 6293 views. DynamicArrayBasedImplementation.java //size, isEmpty, expand, shrink, push, top, pop, toString class DynamicArrayStackImpl { private int capacity; //default capacity private final static int DEFAULT_CAPACITY = 16; //to maintain minimum stackArray capacity. private final int INITIAL_CAPACITY; //top pointer private int top = -1; //stack holder private int[] stackArray; //Allocate memory with default capacity public DynamicArrayStackImpl() { //by default array initialize this(DynamicArrayStackImpl.DEFAULT_CAPACITY); } //Allocate memory with custom capacity public DynamicArrayStackImpl(int capacity) { this.capacity = capacity; this.INITIAL_CAPACITY = capacity; stackArray = new int[this.capacity]; } //To get size of the stack public int size() { return top + 1; } //To check stack isEmpty public boolean isEmpty(){ return top == -1; } //Double the stack size - if stack is full public void expand() { //double the capacity capacity = capacity * 2; //create new array with double capacity int[] newStack = new int[capacity]; //copy old stack into new stack array System.arraycopy(stackArray, 0, newStack, 0, size()); //assign new stack to stackArray. stackArray = newStack; } //Shrink to 1/2 if more than 3/4 is empty public void shrink() { //IF 1/2 array size is greater than INITIAL_CAPACITY size. //So that not shrink array less than INITIAL_CAPACITY if (INITIAL_CAPACITY <= (capacity >> 2)) { //Get 3/4 size int minSize = capacity >> 2; if (top < minSize) { //so stack is less than 3/4. //divide capacity by 2. So new size is 1/2; capacity = capacity / 2; //create new array with new capacity int[] newStack = new int[capacity]; //copy old stack into new stack array System.arraycopy(stackArray, 0, newStack, 0, size()); //assign new stack to stackArray. stackArray = newStack; } } } //Push ADT public void push(int data) throws Exception { //If stack is full - expand the size of the stack. if (size() == capacity) { expand(); } //Otherwise add data to the stack. stackArray[++top] = data; } //Reading Top value public int top() throws Exception { //Exception handling - if stack is empty if (isEmpty()) { throw new Exception("Stack is empty!"); } //Otherwise return top value. return stackArray[top]; } //Pop ADT public int pop() throws Exception { //Exception handling - if stack is empty if (isEmpty()) { throw new Exception("Stack is empty!"); } //Otherwise pop the top element int data = stackArray[top]; stackArray[top--] = 0; //shrink if stack size is less than 3/4. shrink(); return data; } //toString stackArray public String toString() { String arrayString = "["; for (int index = 0; index <= top; index++) { if (index == 0) { //adding data if index is 0 arrayString += stackArray[index]; } else { //adding data with comma if index is not 0. arrayString += "," + stackArray[index]; } } arrayString += "]"; return arrayString; } } /* * Dyanmic Array based stack implementation * using Java Example program */ public class DynamicArrayBasedImplementation { public static void main(String[] args) { //Using custom stack DynamicArrayStackImpl stack = new DynamicArrayStackImpl(); try { //check stack is empty System.out.println("isEmpty: "+stack.isEmpty()); //adding data to the stack stack.push(10); stack.push(20); stack.push(30); stack.push(40); stack.push(50); //will throw stack is full exception //stack.push(60); //print stack System.out.println("Stack: "+stack); //top element System.out.println("Top: "+stack.top()); System.out.println("Stack: "+stack); //pop element System.out.println("Pop data: "+stack.pop()); System.out.println("Stack: "+stack); //read size of the stack System.out.println("Size is "+stack.size()); //check stack is empty System.out.println("isEmpty: "+stack.isEmpty()); } catch (Exception e) { e.printStackTrace(); } } } Output isEmpty: true
Stack: [10,20,30,40,50] Top: 50 Stack: [10,20,30,40,50] Pop data: 50 Stack: [10,20,30,40] Size is 4 isEmpty: false Related Examples
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