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a) Refer to this code uploaded. The ListInterface is a repeat of the CollectionInterface.java.(true or false) b)  The ListInterface defines two constructors.(true or false)  c) The ListInterface is a repeat of the CollectionInterface.java.( true or false)

a) Refer to this code uploaded. The ListInterface is a repeat of the CollectionInterface.java.(true or false) b)  The ListInterface defines two constructors.(true or false)  c) The ListInterface is a repeat of the CollectionInterface.java.( true or false)

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a) Refer to this code uploaded. The ListInterface is a repeat of the CollectionInterface.java.(true or false)

b)  The ListInterface defines two constructors.(true or false) 

c) The ListInterface is a repeat of the CollectionInterface.java.( true or false) 

 

//- / ListInterface.java // by Dale/Joyce/Weems Chapter 6 // Lists are unbounded and allow duplicate elements, but do not allow / null elements. As a general precondition, null elements are not passed as / arguments to any of the methods. // // During an iteration through the list the only change that can safely be // made to the list is through the remove method of the iterator. //- import java.util.* import CollectionInterface; // from the Collection lecture public interface ListInterface<T> extends CollectionInterface<T>, Iterable<T> void add(int index, T element); / Throws IndexOut0fBoundsException if passed an index argument // such that index < 0 or index > size(). // Otherwise, adds element to this list at position index; all current // elements at that position or higher have 1 added to their index. // Optional. Throws UnsupportedOperationException if not supported. T set(int index, T newElement); // Throws IndexOut0fBoundsException if passed an index argument // such that index < 0 or index >= size(). // Otherwise, replaces element on this list at position index with // newElement and returns the replaced element. / Optional. Throws UnsupportedOperationException if not supported. I get(int index); // Throws IndexOut0fBoundsException if passed an index argument // such that index < 0 or index >= size(). // Otherwise, returns the element on this list at position index. int index0f(T target); // If this list contains an element e such that e.equals(target), // then returns the index of the first such element. // Otherwise, returns -1. T remove(int index); // Throws IndexOut0fBoundsException if passed an index argument // such that index < Ø or index >= size(). / Otherwise, removes element on this list at position index and // returns the removed element; all current elements at positions // higher than index have 1 subtracted from their position.
Transcribed Image Text://- / ListInterface.java // by Dale/Joyce/Weems Chapter 6 // Lists are unbounded and allow duplicate elements, but do not allow / null elements. As a general precondition, null elements are not passed as / arguments to any of the methods. // // During an iteration through the list the only change that can safely be // made to the list is through the remove method of the iterator. //- import java.util.* import CollectionInterface; // from the Collection lecture public interface ListInterface<T> extends CollectionInterface<T>, Iterable<T> void add(int index, T element); / Throws IndexOut0fBoundsException if passed an index argument // such that index < 0 or index > size(). // Otherwise, adds element to this list at position index; all current // elements at that position or higher have 1 added to their index. // Optional. Throws UnsupportedOperationException if not supported. T set(int index, T newElement); // Throws IndexOut0fBoundsException if passed an index argument // such that index < 0 or index >= size(). // Otherwise, replaces element on this list at position index with // newElement and returns the replaced element. / Optional. Throws UnsupportedOperationException if not supported. I get(int index); // Throws IndexOut0fBoundsException if passed an index argument // such that index < 0 or index >= size(). // Otherwise, returns the element on this list at position index. int index0f(T target); // If this list contains an element e such that e.equals(target), // then returns the index of the first such element. // Otherwise, returns -1. T remove(int index); // Throws IndexOut0fBoundsException if passed an index argument // such that index < Ø or index >= size(). / Otherwise, removes element on this list at position index and // returns the removed element; all current elements at positions // higher than index have 1 subtracted from their position.
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