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Use this interface definition to solve this exercise.
public interface ListADT<E> { // returns number of elements stored public int...
Use this interface definition to solve this exercise.
public interface ListADT<E> {
// returns number of elements stored
public int size();
// removes all elements
public void clear();
// return true if list is empty, false otherwise
public boolean isEmpty();
// adds e at the end of the list
public boolean add(E e);
// returns true if o is in the list, false otherwise
public boolean contains(Object o);
// returns the object at index, returns null if
// index is invalid
public E get(int index);
// returns the index of o if it exists, -1 otherwise
public int indexOf(Object o);
}
Write a test method to test the initial conditions of
an object of type List<String>. The test infrastructure
has an variable named instance of type List<String>.
When your test is run, this object has just been allocated.
Write at least 3 asserts (assertTrue(), assertFalse(), or
assertEquals()) to test the initial condition of the
instance object. You might want to check the size(),
isEmpty() and get().
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