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Transform .cc to template Help needed

Asked by george08 in Programming Languages, C++ Programming Language

Tags: C++

I do have to transform the following code into a template. Please assist me, i do have a time issue on that thing

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             #include <iostream>
using namespace std;
 
#define SIZE 20
 
class QueueClass {
  int queue[SIZE];
      int head, tail;
public:
 
 QueueClass(int, int);
  ~QueueClass();
 
 
  void qu(int num);
  int dequ();
  int size();
  bool isEmpty();
  int Increment(int offset);
  
};
QueueClass::~QueueClass () {}
QueueClass::QueueClass (int a, int b) {
  head = a;
  tail = b;
 
}
 
 
int QueueClass::Increment(int offset) {
   offset++;
   if (offset > SIZE) offset = 0;
   return offset;
}
 
void QueueClass::qu(int num) 
{
      // Recognize a full queue
      if (Increment(tail) == head) {
         std::cout << "The queue is full" << std::endl;
   // Add to a not-full queue
      }
        else {
         queue[tail] = num;   // Reversed this one
         tail = Increment(tail);            // ..with this one
      }
}
 
 
int QueueClass::dequ()
{
  if (isEmpty()) {return 0;}
  else
  {
  //head++;
  //
  //return queue[head];
     int tempHead = head;
     head = Increment(head);
     return queue[tempHead];
  }
}
 
int QueueClass::size()
{
 
 int tempTail = (tail >= head) ? tail : tail + SIZE;
   int size = tempTail - head;
   return size;   
}
 
 
bool QueueClass::isEmpty()
 {
    bool isEmpty = head == tail;
    if (isEmpty) cout << "Queue is empty\n";
    return isEmpty;
 }
 
 
int main()
{
  QueueClass queue1(0,0);
 
	
	queue1.isEmpty();
	cout <<"size is " <<queue1.size() <<std::endl;
	queue1.qu(1);
	queue1.isEmpty();
	cout <<"size is " <<queue1.size() <<std::endl;
 
 
}

           
         

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