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Doubly Linked List
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I don't understand why my shift method is not passing a test-case?.Do I need to consider any edge cases?.
Nodeclass is not used by the test at all.As I said to Souzooka below, I think preloaded code should be seen as an helper. But you can implement your solution in any other way.
Sample tests are slightly malformed and will not compile. Line 4 should be
double_list.push(10)instead ofdouble_list_.push(10).This comment has been hidden.
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Needs random tests.
I would suggest changing the name of the variable "list" in your example tests, considering that it's the name of a Python data type and function.
Done and done. Thank you for the suggestion
It's using "list" in your example. Are you sure you have changed it?