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Problems with for loop
Hello,
I want to write a function which counts amount of recursive calls depending on of amount of elements that are already in redBlackTree.
But when I try to do this using for loop so I can give any amonut of values results aren't right.
I tested it for Strings also. What might be the problem? Thank you for your answers.
Last edited by javastart; November 1st, 2020 at 12:30 PM.
Re: Problems with for loop
Please explain. Show the results from the current program and also give the correct results.results aren't right.
How can the code be compiled and executed for testing?
Why add one and then subtract one? Why not swap those two statements?numberOfElems++; result[numberOfElems-1] = redBlackTree.getCount();
If you don't understand my answer, don't ignore it, ask a question.
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