IntList: Resizing Array Implementation#19
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Hi Ken, I have finished the Singly LinkedList class with all tests completed. I again could not figure out how to test for exceptions being thrown within jUnit, so I left that out. My add() method was also rather long, as I had to test for multiple cases (empty list, list with 1 item, adding to front/back, etc.). If you have any comments on if there are ways to shorten it, let me know. Thanks! |
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Hey Ken, DoublyLinkedIntList has been completed with jUnit tests! Can you take a look when you get a chance? Thanks! |
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Hi Ken, I have finished the ArrayIntList class with the tests. The only thing I could not figure out how to test properly with junit was testing for exceptions being thrown. I tried looking through the Javadocs for how to do it with methods like assertThrows(), but still was unable to figure it out. Hopefully that is OK. Thanks.