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Question 2 myBag is an object of type BagInterface. myBag currently contains the Strings: carla larry tommy hillary What will be printed after the following is executed? [login to view URL]([login to view URL]()); Select one: larry carla hillary tommy null You cannot tell Question 3 myList is an object of type ListInterface. myList currently contains the Strings: cabbage squash banana orange What will be printed after the following is executed? [login to view URL]([login to view URL](4)); Select one: cabbage squash banana orange null Question 4 list is an object of type ListInterface that contains the strings: goose dog horse elephant Which of the following statements will result in list containing: goose dog elephant Select one: [login to view URL](1); [login to view URL](2); [login to view URL](3); [login to view URL](4); none of the above Question 5 myList is an object of type ListInterface. myList currently contains the Strings: car food dog lamp What will the list contain after the following is executed? [login to view URL](2, "book"); Write the contents of the list with each element separated by a single space. Answer: Question 6 Write a complete method at the client level called countGreaterThan. ◦ The method counts how many items in a bag are greater than some number. ◦ For example, if a bag contains (8, 9, 6, 3, 8, 6, 1) and you invoke the method with number = 3, the method will return 5 because there are 5 numbers greater than 3 in the bag (the 8, 9, 6, 8 and 6). ◦ The bag should not be altered when the method completes. ◦ The method header is: public int counterGreaterThan(BagInterface<Integer> bag, int number) ◦ For this question, you are writing code at the client level. This means you do not know how the bag is implemented. ◦ Use any of the following BagInterface methods to answer the question below. ◦ Note that toArray is not listed and should not be used in your solution. public boolean add(T newEntry) public boolean isEmpty() public boolean contains(T anObject) public boolean remove() public boolean remove(T anEntry) public int getFrequencyOf(T anEntry) public int getCurrentSize() public void clear() Question 7 Write a complete method at the client level called containsExactlyOnce. ◦ The method determines whether String is contained on a list exactly one time. ◦ The list should not be altered by the method. ◦ The method header is: public boolean containsExactlyOnce(ListInterface<String> list, String entry) ◦ For this question, you are writing code at the client level. This means you do not know how the list is implemented. ◦ Use any of the following ListInterface methods to answer the question below. ◦ Note that toArray is not listed and should not be used in your solution. public void add(T newEntry) public void add(int newPosition, T newEntry) public boolean isEmpty() public boolean contains(T anObject) public T remove(int givenPosition) public T replace(int givenPosition, T newEntry) public T getEntry(int givenPosition) public int getLength() public void clear() Question 8 The private data for an array-based AList object called aList is below: numberOfEntries 5 entry[0] entry[1] entry[2] entry[3] entry[4] entry[5] entry[6] 26 36 51 38 31 
What will be the list contents after executing [login to view URL](1,61); Select one: 26, 36, 51, 38, 31, 61 61, 36, 51, 38, 31 26, 61, 36, 51, 36, 31 61, 26, 36, 51, 38, 31 none of the above Question 9 In the AList implementation, when an array-based list is empty Select one or more: the numberOfEntries field contains 0 the array is set to null the array is re-sized to have no elements (meaning [login to view URL] = 0)