array elements in a stack.

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  1. aravind rao

    aravind rao New Member

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    Hi

    I am developing a program that uses Breadth First Search to map a grid(2d array) out. Breadth First Search involves storing nodes in a stack and then exploring these nodes based on Breadth or level. I know how to create a vector array which I shall use as a stack. I need to know how to store array elements in the stack using the push_back()method. This is what I have so far..

    vectorstack; //stack initialization.
    stack.push_back(array[1][1]) //store array element itself, not Value held in array!

    The value stored is not the array element, but the value which happens to be some integer x.

    Thanks for helping.
     
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    I got you point..First make a 2D vector like below:-
    Code:
    vector< vector<int>> stack
    
    Now, suppose a array with indexes 'i' and 'j'....i.e. array[j] value is to be stored in 'stack' we first create a 1D vector and store the indexes to that array like below:-
    Code:
    vector<int> p;
    p.push_back(i);
    p.push_back(j);
    
    Now, at the final step you store the 1D vector in 2D 'Stack' vector..like below:-
    Code:
    stack.push_back(temp);
    
    I hope it will help u...
     

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