School of Engineering and Applied Science Department of Computer Science CSci 133 -- Introduction to Software Development http://www.seas.gwu.edu/~csci133/fall05 Prof. Michael B. Feldman mfeldman@gwu.edu

1. Copy the file jss2/StackADT.java into your own filesystem; call this file Stack.java.
2. Now modify it so it is not an interface, but rather an ordinary class.
3. Now add stubs for the methods, write javadoc comments, and create a javadoc page for it. Note: to make the file compilable, wherever an Object is returned, you can write return null;
4. Now complete the stack class by filling in the method bodies to use a linked list to represent a stack object. Note that you can use LinkedNode again for the basic node methods.
5. Finally, write a test program that uses stack elements of type String.
   

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