CSCl $161$ Lab$103-$ Solve using Java NetBeans

Remove the Player that you "got" in step $5$ using a call to the remove $(F$ e$)$ method.

Display the contents of mensTeam.

To demonstrate that your generic class can support objects of different types:

$.$ Create an instance of an ArrayBag called courses to store the course ids of

the courses that you are taking this semester $($CSci $161,....).$ as Strings.

$.$ Populate courses with each of your courses

Remove randents of courses.

d$.$ Remove a random course id from e$.$ Display the contents of courses.

Create an instance of $L$ inkedBag caled

Create an instance of LinkedBag called womensTe

Repeat steps $1$ through $9$ above for the womensTeam that

the LinkedBag class.

TASK $7$:

Make sure that each of your classes is correctly documented.

The interface should have a Javadocs header

Each class should have a Javadocs header

or the SinglyLinkedList clas

the documentation in the textbook.

You may add additional documentation for your own ben

You must add a Javadocs header to the class that gives credit to the

authors of the code.

authors of the code. $-$ See example on next page.

Code Fragments $3\mathrm{.}14,3\mathrm{.}1$

from

Data Structures & Algorithms, $6$th edition

by Michael T$.$ Goodrich, Roberto Tamassia & Michael H$.$ Goldwasser

Wiley $2014*$ Transcribed by

@author joseph.latimer @version $20230127$ put date you transcribed file here

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Things $to$ turn $in$:

Open a Microsoft Word document named using the course naming convention,

$e.g.$ Lab$103-$LastFM

and Paste the source code $of$ the Bag Interface

For all copies, make sure $to$ use program and $Ctrl+Cto$ copy