📥 Push

Inserts a new element in the internal array and returns a pointer. Methods that return pointers allow chained calls.

MovingAveragePlus<unsigned int> intAverage(10);

unsigned int x = 5, y = 10;
unsigned int result, first, last;

result = intAverage.push(x).push(y).get();
first = intAverage.push(56).front();
last = intAverage.push(8).back();

📝 Syntax

MovingAveragePlus<TypeOfArray> &push(TypeOfArray input)

• Inserts the input of type TypeOfArray at the end of the array.

🔮 Example

// This will create an MovingAverage of size 5 and unsigned type
// Array: 0 0 0 0 0
MovingAveragePlus<unsigned int> intAverage(5);

// Array: 6
intAverage.push(6);

// Array: 1 6
// Array: 2 1 6
// Array: 3
// Array: 4 3 2 1 6
for(int i = 1; i < 5; i++){
    intAverage.push(i);
}

// Array: 21 1 2 3 4
intAverage.push(21);

⏱ Complexity

Constant (O(1)).