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Program to find equivalence classes Instructor : Prof. Jyh-Shing Roger Jang Designer ： Shao-Huan Wang The ideas are reference to the textbook “Fundamentals of Data Structures in C “.

Program to find equivalence classes First, we input many pair of numbers and 40 (0,4) (3,1)(6,10)(8,9)

Program to find equivalence classes (7,4)(6,8)(3,5)(2,11)(11,0) 3511 First, we input many pair of numbers and (0,4)(3,1)(6,10)(8,9) And add the number from the bottom if the space isn’t empty

Program to find equivalence classes From 0 to 11 if the number is unused, print “New class”, print and mark the number become used. stack Print: New class: 0 And from its link to find another number, if the linked number also link another number, push the linked number to stack. 114 Then, from the top of stack to find the same class number.

Program to find equivalence classes From 0 to 11 if the number is unused, print “New class”, print and mark the number become used. Print: New class: 0 And from its link to find another number, if the linked number also link another number, push the linked number to stack. 114 Then, from the top of stack to find the same class number stack If the number is already used, skip it.

Program to find equivalence classes From 0 to 11 if the number is unused, print “New class”, print and mark the number become used. Print: New class: 0 And from its link to find another number, if the linked number also link another number, push the linked number to stack. 114 Then, from the top of stack to find the same class number. 7 If the number is already used, skip it. 11 stack 2

29110 Program to find equivalence classes From 0 to 11 if the number is unused, print “New class”, print and mark the number become used. Print: New class: 0 And from its link to find another number, if the linked number also link another number, push the linked number to stack. 114 Then, from the top of stack to find the same class number. 7 If the number is already used, skip it. stack 2 New class: 1 3

9110 Program to find equivalence classes From 0 to 11 if the number is unused, print “New class”, print and mark the number become used. Print: New class: 0 And from its link to find another number, if the linked number also link another number, push the linked number to stack. 114 Then, from the top of stack to find the same class number. 7 If the number is already used, skip it. 2 New class: 13 3 stack 5

910 Program to find equivalence classes From 0 to 11 if the number is unused, print “New class”, print and mark the number become used. Print: New class: 0 And from its link to find another number, if the linked number also link another number, push the linked number to stack. 114 Then, from the top of stack to find the same class number. 7 If the number is already used, skip it. 2 New class: 13 stack 5 New class: 6

910 Program to find equivalence classes From 0 to 11 if the number is unused, print “New class”, print and mark the number become used. Print: New class: 0 And from its link to find another number, if the linked number also link another number, push the linked number to stack. 114 Then, from the top of stack to find the same class number. 7 If the number is already used, skip it. 2 New class: 13 stack 5 New class: 6810

9 Program to find equivalence classes From 0 to 11 if the number is unused, print “New class”, print and mark the number become used. Print: New class: 0 And from its link to find another number, if the linked number also link another number, push the linked number to stack. 114 Then, from the top of stack to find the same class number. 7 If the number is already used, skip it. 2 New class: 13 stack 5 New class: 68109

9 Program to find equivalence classes From 0 to 11 if the number is unused, print “New class”, print and mark the number become used. Print: New class: 0 And from its link to find another number, if the linked number also link another number, push the linked number to stack. 114 Then, from the top of stack to find the same class number. 7 If the number is already used, skip it. 2 New class: 13 stack 5 New class: 68109