Fund. CS II (CS152 2004F)

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Homework 35: Keeping Track of Your Position in the List

Due: Tuesday, 2 November 2004

Read Lists with Current Considered Harmful by Joseph Bergin.

a. Summarize that paper's thesis in one or two paragraphs.

b. One of the solutions to Bergin's dilemma is to provide a separate ListPosition class, which generalizes the current position, but permits you to have many positions. Suppose we have a separate ListPosition interface. List the methods you expect that interface to provide.

c. List the methods in List that would use or return a ListPosition.

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