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The compiler is complaining about type mismatches, priority.first is returning the element of the node, while key2node is expecting the node: Cannot assign value of type 'KeyType?' to subscript of type 'LinkedList<KeyType>.LinkedListNode<KeyType>?'
at line [1]
My solution is to change key2node[key] = first of insert()[1]
with key2node[key] = priority.node(at: 0).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
// Before change (which caused the error)
key2node[key] = priority.first
// After the change
key2node[key] = priority.node(at: 0)
swift
class LinkedList {
class LinkedListNode {
var value: KeyType
var next: LinkedListNode?
init(value: KeyType) {
self.value = value
}
}
var head: LinkedListNode<KeyType>?
// Example method to get a node at a given index
func node(at index: Int) -> LinkedListNode<KeyType>? {
var current = head
var currentIndex = 0
while current != nil {
if currentIndex == index {
return current
}
current = current?.next
currentIndex += 1
}
return nil // Return nil if index is out of bounds
}
// Other methods for LinkedList...
The compiler is complaining about type mismatches, priority.first is returning the element of the node, while key2node is expecting the node:
Cannot assign value of type 'KeyType?' to subscript of type 'LinkedList<KeyType>.LinkedListNode<KeyType>?'
at line [1]
My solution is to change
key2node[key] = first
ofinsert()
[1]with
key2node[key] = priority.node(at: 0)
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: