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DoublyLinkedList<EextendsComparable<E>>

implements
Iterables<E>

Collaboration:
CompletethisprojectonlywithhelpfromUofASectionLeadersandthecoursematerials(books,
presentations,codedemos).Donotgiveyourcodetoanyoneorcopyanycode.Donotevenlookatanother's
screenwithcodefromthisprojectbyanotherstudent.

Preview:
Thisprojectasksyoutodevelopclass
DoublyLinkedList
thatimplementsanInterfacewithtwo
interfaces:FowardIteratorandReverseIterator

ThreeInterfacesthistime:
DoublyLinkedmustimplementinterfaceIterables<E>.Thisissimilartowhatwedid
withLinkedBag<E>implementsIterable<E>.

public

interface
Iterables<E>{
//Thisinterfaceiscomplete

public
ForwardIterator<E>forwardIterator()

public
ReverseIterator<E>reverseIterator()
}

Iterablesispluralbecauseyouwillhavetwomethods
forwardIterator()
and
reverseIterator()
eachofwhichrequiresaprivateinnerclassthatimplementstheseinterfaces:

public

interface
ForwardIterator<E>{
//Thisinterfaceiscomplete

public

boolean
hasNext()

public
Enext()
}

public

interface
ReverseIterator<E>{
//Thisinterfaceiscomplete

public

boolean
hasPrev()

public
Eprev()
}

Createfilesforeachofthethreeinterfacesandcopyandpasteinthesethreefromabove


TheCollectionclassthatmustuseaDoublyLinkedStructure

UsethesameNodeclassfromlab.Createafile
DoublyLinkedList.java
inyourEclipseProjectandcopyandpaste
thisclasswithallrequiredmethodstubs.Optional:GetaunittestintoEclipseorwriteyourowntestsifyouenjoy
that.Thelinkisbelowthisclasswithmethodstubsandinnerclassdeclarations.

/**
*Acollectionclassforstoringalistofanytypeelementsusingadoublylinkeddata
*structure.InstancesofthistypemusthavethesemethodsdefinedininterfaceIterables:
*
*1.ForwardIterator
<E>
forwardIterator()
*
*2.ReverseIterator
<E>
reverseIterator()
*/
public

class
DoublyLinkedList<E
extends
Comparable<E>>
implements
Iterables<E>{

private

class
Node{

Node
prev

E
data

Node
next

public
Node(Node
prevRef
,E
element
,Node
nextRef
){

prev
=
prevRef

this
.
data
=
element

next
=
nextRef

}
}

private

int

private
Node
header
,
trailer

//Constructanemptylist

public
DoublyLinkedList(){

//
TODO
:Completethismethod
}

//Returnthenumberofelementsinthislist

public

int
size(){

//
TODO
:Completethismethod

return99
}

//InsertelementsothislistisalwaysinitsnaturalorderingaccordingtoComparable

public

void
insertInorder(E
element
){

//
TODO
:Completethismethod
}

//Returnareferencetotheelementatthegivenindex
//Precondition:index>0&&index<size

public
Eget(
int

index
){

//
TODO
:Completethismethod
returnnull
}

//Removeelementiffoundandreturntrue.Ifnotfound,returnfalse

public

boolean
remove(E
element
){

//
TODO
:Completethismethod
returnfalse
}

//Returnareferencetoanobjectthathasaccesstothislist'selements

@Override

public
ForwardIteratorforwardIterator(){
//Thismethodiscomplete

return

new
ForwardIter<E>()
}

private

class
ForwardIter<Type>
implements
ForwardIterator{

//
TODO
Implementthisclass.Youwillseeacompiletimeerroratfirst
}

//Returnareferencetoanobjectthathasaccesstothislist'selements

@Override

public
ReverseIteratorreverseIterator(){
//Thismethodiscomplete

return

new
ReverseItr<E>()
}

private

class
ReverseItr<Type>
implements
ReverseIterator{

//
TODO
Implementthisclass.Youwillseeacompiletimeerroratfirst
}

}
//endclassDoublyLinkedList

UnitTest

UnitTest?Writeyourownorgetthisone
DoublyLinkedListTest.java
.Hereisastarttoshowtheuseof
ReverseIteratorandtoshowthatthereisno
assertEquals(int,Integer)
or
assertEquals(Integer,
int)
soacastisused.

@Test

public

void
testReverseIterator(){
DoublyLinkedList<Integer>
list
=
new
DoublyLinkedList<Integer>()

assertEquals
(0,
list
.size())

list
.insertInorder(12)

list
.insertInorder(4)

list
.insertInorder(3)

list
.insertInorder(2)

ReverseIterator<Integer>
fItr
=
list
.reverseIterator()

assertTrue
(
fItr
.hasPrev())

assertEquals
(12,(
int
)
fItr
.prev())
//castthereturnvalue,or

assertEquals
(newInteger(4),
fItr
.prev())
//WraptheintinanewInteger

assertEquals
(2,(
int
)
fItr
.prev())

assertTrue
(
fItr
.hasPrev())

assertEquals
(3,(
int
)
fItr
.prev())

assertFalse
(
fItr
.hasPrev())
}


GradingCriteria(100points,subjecttochange)

Style/Readability
10pts

+2Youincludedyournameasacommentinallfiles
+2Youhavea1or2sentencedescriptionofthepurposeofeachclass
+2Thesourcecodeisformattednicely(inEclipseuseSource>Format)
+2Usedmeaningfulidentifiers
+2Allmethodsarecommentedwithanaccuratedescriptioninallfiles

ProblemandCodeCoverage
90pts

+90WebCatcorrectnessandcodecoverage:Toget100%forthese90points,youwillneed100%problem
coverageonly,whichmeansRick'stestspassandyouexercisedallmethods.Youcangetascoreof0eventhough
allofyourtestspassedinyourworkspacebecause
WebCatreportsacompiletimeerror(lookforUnknownsymbol).
OneofRick'stestcasesplacedyourloopintoaninfiniteloop(Timeouterror)
OneofyourassertionsfailedonWebCat(eventhoughitpassedforyoulocally)
PleasenoteotherwaystolosepointswhengradedbyyourSectionLeader:

Upto100pts,azero(0),
willbegivenif
y
oudidntusethedoublylinkedstructureofNodeobjects

1ptforeveryWebCatsubmissionmorethan10,upto30points:Example:3dayslatewith40
submissionswouldbeamaximumof40/100evenwith100%codeandproblemcoverage

Youcanalsogetascoreof0eventhoughallofyourtestspassedinyourworkspacebecause

WebCatreportsacompiletimeerror(lookfor
Unknownsymbol
)
OneofRick'stestcasesplacedoneofyourloopsintoaninfiniteloopforaTimeoutError
OneofyourownassertionsfailsonWebCat

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