数据结构在计算机中组织存储,以便我们可以有效地访问和更改数据。 堆栈和队列是计算机科学中定义的最早的数据结构。
遵循后进先出 (Last-in-First-Out LIFO)原则。
遵循先入先出(FIFO:First-in-First-Out)原则。
Python的内置List数据结构--------堆栈和队列。
堆栈:
letters = [] # Let's push some letters into our list letters.append('c') letters.append('a') letters.append('t') letters.append('g') # Now let's pop letters, we should get 'g' last_item = letters.pop() print(last_item) # If we pop again we'll get 't' last_item = letters.pop() print(last_item) # 'c' and 'a' remain print(letters) # ['c', 'a']
执行结果:
g t ['c', 'a']
队列:
fruits = [] # Let's enqueue some fruits into our list fruits.append('banana') fruits.append('grapes') fruits.append('mango') fruits.append('orange') # Now let's dequeue our fruits, we should get 'banana' first_item = fruits.pop(0) print(first_item) # If we dequeue again we'll get 'grapes' first_item = fruits.pop(0) print(first_item) # 'mango' and 'orange' remain print(fruits) # ['c', 'a']
执行结果
banana grapes ['mango', 'orange']
deque是Double Ended Queue的缩写 - 可以获取存储的第一个或最后一个元素的通用队列,下面使用Deque库的堆栈和队列:
from collections import deque # you can initialize a deque with a list numbers = deque() # Use append like before to add elements numbers.append(99) numbers.append(15) numbers.append(82) numbers.append(50) numbers.append(47) # You can pop like a stack last_item = numbers.pop() print(last_item) # 47 print(numbers) # deque([99, 15, 82, 50]) # You can dequeue like a queue first_item = numbers.popleft() print(first_item) # 99 print(numbers) # deque([15, 82, 50])
执行结果
47 deque([99, 15, 82, 50]) 99 deque([15, 82, 50])
创建撤消功能 - 允许用户回溯他们的操作,直到会话开始。堆栈是这种情况的理想选择。 我们可以通过将其推送到堆栈来记录用户所采取的每个操作。 当用户想要撤消操作时,他们将从堆栈中弹出它。
游戏中,每次按下按钮,都会触发输入事件。 测试人员注意到,如果按钮按下得太快,游戏只处理第一个按钮,特殊动作将无效!可以使用队列修复它。 我们可以将所有输入事件排入队列。
#!/usr/bin/python3 # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- # 项目实战讨论QQ群630011153 144081101 # python测试开发库汇总: https://github.com/china-testing/python-api-tesing/ # 本文最佳板式地址: https://www.jianshu.com/p/c990427ca608 # A simple class stack that only allows pop and push operations class Stack: def __init__(self): self.stack = [] def pop(self): if len(self.stack) < 1: return None return self.stack.pop() def push(self, item): self.stack.append(item) def size(self): return len(self.stack) # And a queue that only has enqueue and dequeue operations class Queue: def __init__(self): self.queue = [] def enqueue(self, item): self.queue.append(item) def dequeue(self): if len(self.queue) < 1: return None return self.queue.pop(0) def size(self): return len(self.queue) document_actions = Stack() # The first enters the title of the document document_actions.push('action: enter; text_id: 1; text: This is my favourite document') # Next they center the text document_actions.push('action: format; text_id: 1; alignment: center') # As with most writers, the user is unhappy with the first draft and undoes the center alignment document_actions.pop() # The title is better on the left with bold font document_actions.push('action: format; text_id: 1; style: bold') input_queue = Queue() # The player wants to get the upper hand so pressing the right combination of buttons quickly input_queue.enqueue('DOWN') input_queue.enqueue('RIGHT') input_queue.enqueue('B') # Now we can process each item in the queue by dequeueing them key_pressed = input_queue.dequeue() # 'DOWN' # We'll probably change our player position key_pressed = input_queue.dequeue() # 'RIGHT' # We'll change the player's position again and keep track of a potential special move to perform key_pressed = input_queue.dequeue() # 'B' # This can do the act, but the game's logic will know to do the special move