When Testing the Insert Method of a Linked List (One

question 57

Multiple Choice

When testing the insert method of a linked list (one that inserts at the beginning of the list) , what scenarios do we want to test?

• A) Insert in an empty list (only).
• B) Insert in an empty list and a nonempty list.
• C) Insert in a nonempty list (only).
• D) There is no need to test if we think the method is properly coded.

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