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Goal

To get a better grip on ways of expressing abstract data types -- -- --(ADT)
in different languages by filling in blanks in a table.

Also: how to do tables in HTML.

Given



1. A specification of a simple ADT: [ count.h ] (interface specified as a C++ header file);
   The following specification and/or interface for the Abstract Data Type called stack: [ ../stacks/stack.html ]
2. The directory [ stacks ] is full of source code files in different languages (Ada, C, C++, Java, LISP, Prolog, SmallTalk) defining various kinds of stacks.
3. This page with an table of links and blanks.



Process

1. Complete the [ count.cpp ] file that defines and tests the functions in [ count.h ]
2. You need to study these files and figure out
   
   1. What language is being used?
   2. Does the code define a stack object or a class/adt of stacks? Is it an instance or a way to create instances?
   3. Is the code generic or specific to one type of item? If specific what type of item?
   4. Does the code implement the stack as specified in [ stack.html ] and if not how it breaks the spec/interface?
   
   

   Deliverables

   A new page

   The new page should have links to the specification of a counter [ count.h ] and a C++ implementation+test

    		count.cpp

   It should also have a table of links to files and with as many blanks filled in as possible.

   You can add your own opinions on any of these stacks after the table.

   You should remove irrelevant things from this page.

   Your CS320 page should be linked to this new page.

   Results

   Files	Language	Type or Object	Generic?	Correct?
   See [ stack.ads ] [ stack.adb ]	_	_	_	_
   See [ stack.cpp ]	_	_	_	_
   See [ stack.h ] [ stack.c ]	_	_	_	_
   See [ Stack.html ] [ Stack.html ]	_	_	_	_
   See [ stack.plg ]	Prolog	_	_	_
   See [ stack.st ]	Smalltalk	_	_	_
   See [ stack2.lsp ]	_	_	_	_
   See [ stack1.lsp ]	_	_	_	_
   See [ stack.C ] [ test_stack.C ]	_	_	_	_
   See [ stack2.C ] [ test_stack2.C ]	_	_	_	_
   See [ stack2.cc ]	_	_	_	_

   Heading	Meaning
   Files	Link to the source code
   Language	Use the book and the web to figure this out
   Type or Object	Does the code define one stack or allow the creation of stacks
   Generic?	Does the code work with only one type of data item or many
   Correct?	Can you test it? Does it look OK?

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