Tutorial

Java Collection Framework

ch.bfh.algo is fully compatible with the java collection framework. You have to be familiar with the concepts of "Collection", "List", "Iterator" before starting to use the new features. The homepage of the collection framework can be found at java.sun.com: Java Collection Framework (tutorial here). The datastructure of ch.bfh.algo are also Generic, you can find an online tutorial by sun: here.

ch.bfh.algo

Examples

SequenceSortExamples.java: A set of examples of the use of sequences, positions and iterators. These examples are often based on sort algorithms.(java source file)
GraphExample1.java: Very simple program, creating a small graph and visiting it using a Depth First Search. Marking of the visited vertices is done using a HashMap. (java source file)
GraphExample2.java In this example, we use new verices having more properties. Therefor we use the factory pattern. (the graph is undirected). (java source file)
GraphExample3.java: This example uses also the factory pattern, but uses a directed graph. (java source file)
GraphExampleNonGenerics.java: This example has been written using old fashion Java including no generics but using casting instead.(java source file)
TreeExample.java: Creates a forest, manipulates some nodes, and displays the result in an indented way. (java source file)

These examples are contained in the source distribution. They are part of the ch.bfh.algo.example package.