Term Project Part 1 Submission#13
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Term Project Part 2 has been completed- can you take a look when you get a chance? To note, the only errors I had within any of my classes were within ResizingArrayStack. This was because there were unchecked casts for creating the buffer, a manual array copy warning, and it warned me that ResizingArrayStack was never used. This was because the StackTestClient had the ResizingArrayStack object replaced with a LinkedStack object for testing of that class. These warnings should be insignificant. |
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Hey Ken, can you take a look at Part 1 of the Term Project? I have finished the assignment. The only things I was unsure how to do would be to test for exceptions being thrown, which I assume is fine since we haven't been taught that, as well as testing the iterator() methods. Thanks!