Depth priority (from left to right); follow this principle; As for the use of stacks, or queues, according to their different characteristics, it is important to ensure that the final result is the original inheritance structure of the "left to right"; So, if it is the stack, the right-hand first into the stack, the left to the first, and then to the left to , the left first into the queue, the right to re-enter (also can guarantee left first, follow the principle from left to right) group master "King (501562071) 2018/5/29 11:21:53
structure is that structure, but the specific how to put, part is based on "principle" guidance
"Call the Beast." You're In "The Weasel" (68821400) 2018/5/29 11:22:45
@ King Principle Guide what is it?
"Genius" Summer Storm (330116856) 2018/5/29 11:23:30
Oh, the stack order determines the stack.
"Group master" King (501562071) 2018/5/29 11:24:23
It is not that the principle of "ultimate left-to-right access" determines the order of the right and left stacks in a hierarchy
is not to say, the end is ABC this order, I reverse the launch should be in accordance with CBA this order put;
"Group master" King (501562071) 2018/5/29 11:29:18
Instead, you have advanced to the left, some advanced to the right of the parent class, the guiding principle is to ensure that the final "left-to-right", and the reverse derivation, according to the nature of the stack or queue should be how to go to that level of the parent class. Just that part; the inverse derivation of the final result is not complete: my phone 16:58:44
Class B and C at around 11:40 in the 122 session are also left to right,
My phone is 16:58:54
and 120 classes are outside the stack with an advanced after-out, the performance of the stack at about 9:50 when the next level B and C into the stack C first B, in the stack when the use of an advanced after out? Can you understand that?
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