import java.io.IOException;

/**
 * TestIntList is a test class for the class IntList
 *
 * Informatik II - FS2009 <br>
 * Uebungsserie 5, Aufgaben 1-3 <br>
 * @author Philipp Bolliger <br>
 **/
class TestIntList {

    public static void main( String[] args ) throws Exception{
        IntList myFirstList = new IntList();

        //create a list with 10 elements
        for (int i=0; i < 10; i++) {
            myFirstList.addFirst((int)(Math.random()*200.0));
        }

        //HERE STARTS YOUR PROGRAM

        //EXERCISE 5.1.d
        //print myFirstList
        System.out.println("myFirstList:");
        myFirstList.print();

        //add the elements 10 and 20 at the end of the list
        //...add your code here...
        System.out.println("myFirstList after adding 10 and 20 to the end of " +
        "the list:");
        myFirstList.print();

        //remove the first element in the list
        //...add your code here...
        //...
        myFirstList.print();

        //remove the last element in the list
        //...add your code here...
        //...

        //EXERCISE 5.2.c
        //create a random list with 10 elements
        //and print it
        //...add your code here...
        //...

        //add three random elements at the top of myRandomList
        //...add your code here...
        //...


        //create two "dummy" lists
        //...add your code here...
        //...

        //print the number of IntList instances that exist at this point
        System.out.println("At this point there exist xxxx IntList instances");


        //EXERCISE 5.3.c
        //create a new random list (10 elements) and sort it
        //using the method sort()
        //print both the unsorted and sorted lists

        //...add your code here...
        //...

        //create another random list (10 elements) and
        //sort it using the method sortSelf()
        //print both the unsorted and sorted lists

        //...add your code here...
        //...
    }
} // end class TextIntList