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Thread: Problems in linked lists

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    Default Problems in linked lists

    Hello guys,
    I got a problem in my code which is suposed to work as a linked lists of airplanes and each node in the list(Airplane) has another list beneath it as a nother linked list of passengers, but the problem that the linked list of passengers for each airplane is each time in implemntation is lost

    ***Airplane class***

    public class Airplane {
    	public String name;
    	public int number;
    	public double time; 
    	public String caName;
     
    	public Airplane next;
    	public Passenger refPass;
     
     
        public Airplane(String nm, int num, double tm, String cName) {
        	name=nm;
        	number=num;
        	time=tm;
        	caName=cName;
        	next=null;
        	refPass=null;
        }
        public Airplane(String nm, int num, double tm, String cName, Airplane n, Passenger refP) {
        	name=nm;
        	number=num;
        	time=tm;
        	caName=cName;
        	next=n;
        	refPass=refP;
        } 
     
     
     
    }
    ***Passengers Calss***

    public class Passenger {
    	public String frName;
    	public String laName;
    	public int id;
    	public int seatNumber;
    	public int lagNumber;
     
    	public Passenger next;
     
        public Passenger(String fNM, String laNM, int d, int sNum, int lgNum ) {
        frName=fNM;
         laName=laNM;
    	 id=d;
    	 seatNumber=sNum;
    	 lagNumber=lgNum;
    	 next=null;
     
     
        }
     
        public Passenger(String fNM, String laNM, int d, int sNum, int lgNum, Passenger n ) {
        frName=fNM;
         laName=laNM;
    	 id=d;
    	 seatNumber=sNum;
    	 lagNumber=lgNum;
    	 next=n;
     
     
        }
     
     
     
     
    }
    ***List and implemntation methods Class***
    import java.util.Scanner;
     
     
    public class List {
     
    	public Airplane head, tail;
    	public Passenger tmpPass;
     
    	Scanner kk=new Scanner(System.in);
     
        public List() {
        		head=tail=null;
        		tmpPass=null;
        }
     
        public void addToTail(String nm, int num, double tm, String cName)/// Insertion for airplanes and flights.
        {
        	// A pointer from an Airplane node to point and the first passenger node.
        	if (head==null)
        	{
        		head=tail=new Airplane(nm,  num,  tm,  cName);
        		tmpPass=tail.refPass;// Assigning the pointer to the passenger list pointer.
        		String firstName;
    	 String lastName;
    	 int iD;
    	 int seatNumber;
    	 int lagNumber;
     
        	String op;
        	do{
     
     
        		System.out.println("***Passenger Info***");
        		System.out.print("First Name:");
        		firstName=kk.next();
        		System.out.print("Last Name:");	
        		lastName=kk.next();
        		System.out.print("ID:");
        		iD=kk.nextInt();
        		System.out.print("Seat Number:");
        		seatNumber=kk.nextInt();
        		System.out.print("Luggage Number:");
        		lagNumber=kk.nextInt();
        		tmpPass=new Passenger(firstName, lastName, iD, seatNumber, lagNumber, tmpPass);// Creating a passenger node.
     
     
        		System.out.println("Do you want to add more passenger[Yes/No]");
        		op=kk.next();
        	}while(!op.equalsIgnoreCase("No"));
        	}
     
        	else
        	{
        		tail.next=new Airplane(nm,  num,  tm,  cName);
             	tail = tail.next;
             	tmpPass=tail.refPass;// Assigning the pointer to the passenger list pointer.
             	String firstName;
    	 String lastName;
    	 int iD;
    	 int seatNumber;
    	 int lagNumber;
     
        	String op;
        	do{
     
     
        		System.out.println("***Passenger Info***");
        		System.out.print("First Name:");
        		firstName=kk.next();
        		System.out.print("Last Name:");	
        		lastName=kk.next();
        		System.out.print("ID:");
        		iD=kk.nextInt();
        		System.out.print("Seat Number:");
        		seatNumber=kk.nextInt();
        		System.out.print("Luggage Number:");
        		lagNumber=kk.nextInt();
        		tmpPass=new Passenger(firstName, lastName, iD, seatNumber, lagNumber, tmpPass);// Creating a passenger node.
     
     
        		System.out.println("Do you want to add more passenger[Yes/No]");
        		op=kk.next();
        	}while(!op.equalsIgnoreCase("No"));
        	}		
        }
     
     
     
        public boolean searchFlight(int nm)
        {
     
        	Airplane tmp;
     
        	for(tmp=head; tmp!=null &&tmp.number!=nm; tmp=tmp.next);
        	printFlighrSInfo(tmp);
     
     
     
     
        		return tmp!=null;
        }
     
         public void printFlighrSInfo(Airplane tmp)
        {
        	        System.out.println("Found");
                	System.out.println("Flight Info");
                	System.out.println("Airplane Type:"+tmp.name);
     
    	 			System.out.println("Flight Number:"+tmp.number);
     
    	 			System.out.println("Time:"+tmp.time);
     
    	 			System.out.println("Captin Name:"+tmp.caName);
     
     
    	 			int n=1;
    	 				Passenger tmpPass;
    	 			tmpPass=tmp.refPass;
     
     
     
    	 		for(; tmpPass!=null; tmpPass=tmpPass.next)
    	 		{
     
     
     
     
        		System.out.println("Passenger"+n+" Info");
        		System.out.println("First Name:"+tmpPass.frName);
        		System.out.println("Last Name:"+tmpPass.laName);
        		System.out.println("ID:"+tmpPass.id);
        		System.out.println("Seat Number:"+tmpPass.seatNumber);
        		System.out.println("Luggage Number:"+tmpPass.lagNumber);}	
     
     
        	}
     
        	public void printAll()
        	{
        		Airplane tmp;
        		Passenger tmp2;
        		for(tmp=head; tmp!=null; tmp=tmp.next)
        		{
        		for(tmp2=tmp.refPass; tmp2!=null; tmp2=tmp2.next)
        		{
        			System.out.println("Name"+tmp2.frName);
        		}	
        		}
        	}
     
    }
    ***Main Class***
    import java.util.Scanner;
     
    public class Airport {
     
        public static void main(String[] args) {
            Scanner k=new Scanner(System.in);
            List listo=new List();
     
            int option;
     
         String name;
    	 int number;
    	 double time; 
    	 String caName;
    	 do{
    	 	System.out.print("option:");
    	 	option=k.nextInt();
    	 	switch(option)
    	 	{
    	 		case 1:
    	 			System.out.println("***Flight Info***");
    	 			System.out.print("Airplane Type:");
    	 			name=k.next();
    	 			System.out.print("Flight Number:");
    	 			number=k.nextInt();
    	 			System.out.print("Time:");
    	 			time=k.nextDouble();
    	 			System.out.print("Captin Name:");
    	 			caName=k.next();
    	 			listo.addToTail(name, number, time, caName);
    	 			break;
    	 			case 2:
    	 				System.out.print("Search Flight No:");
    	 				number=k.nextInt();
    	 				boolean b=listo.searchFlight(number);
    	 				if(b==true)
    	 				{
     
    	 					listo.searchFlight(number);
     
     
    	 					}
    	 					else
    	 						System.out.println("Not found");
    	 			break;
    	 			case 3:
    	 				listo.printAll();
     
    	 				break;
    	 	}
     
    	 }while(option!=10);
        }
     
     
    }

    Please help urgent

    Tahnks
    Last edited by helloworld922; June 5th, 2010 at 10:57 AM. Reason: please use [code] tags


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    Default Re: Problems in linked lists

    Please use code tags when posting code to preserve the formatting.

    the problem that the linked list of passengers for each airplane is each time in implemntation is lost
    Where in the code do you detect that the list is "lost"? What does "lost" mean? Does you mean that the code is changing a variable that should point to the list to null or some other value?

    Do some debugging by adding println() statements to show how the values of variables are changing, what the old value was and what the new value will be.

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