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You Don't Know Linked Lists

But after this, you will.

In this assignment, you will engage in a test-driven development process to implement a circular, doubly-linked list, with an extra insert method that maintains inserted values in a linked order. We'll call it a "LinkedList".

Run the Test Suite

python3 -m unittest test_linked_list

Open both test_linked_list.py and linked_list.py in your editor of choice. Modify the implementation in linked_list.py to pass the first test. Once it passes, create a commit. Then, uncomment the next test, and re-run the test suite. Implement what's necessary to pass the test, and then repeat this process.

But wait!

Toward the middle of the test suite, you should be thinking about the algorithmic efficiency of each operation. What should be O(1)? What should be linear? In addition, try to implement your operations using recursion, whenever possible.

Best Done in Pairs!

Get together with a friend in front of just one machine, and take turns being the driver. Change drivers after each test is passed. Don't forget to commit after each test.

(c) 2019 Yong Joseph Bakos. All rights reserved.

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