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1.1     ! root        1: // list test program.  exercise subscripts. test ==
        !             2: 
        !             3: #include "String.h"
        !             4: #include "list.h"
        !             5: 
        !             6: listdeclare(String)
        !             7: listdeclare(int)
        !             8: listimplement(int)
        !             9: listoutimplement(int)
        !            10: 
        !            11: main()
        !            12: {
        !            13:        String_list     slist;
        !            14:        int_list        ilist;
        !            15:        slist.put("zero").put("one").put("two").put("three").put("four");
        !            16:        ilist.put((int)0).put(1).put(2).put(3).put(4);
        !            17:        cout << slist << "\n" << ilist << "\n";
        !            18:        String_list     slist1 = slist;
        !            19:        int_list        ilist1;
        !            20:        ilist1 = ilist;
        !            21:        cout << slist[2] << " should be \"two\"\n";
        !            22:        slist[2] = "not two";
        !            23:        cout << slist[2] << " should not be \"two\"\n";
        !            24:        cout << slist1[2] << " should be \"two\"\n";
        !            25:        ilist1[2] = -2;
        !            26:        cout << int(ilist[2]) << " should be 2\n";
        !            27:        cout << int(ilist1[2]) << " should be -2\n";
        !            28:        cout << (slist == slist1) << " should be 0\n";
        !            29:        cout << (ilist == ilist1) << " should be 0\n";
        !            30:        slist[2] = "two";
        !            31:        ilist[2] = -2;
        !            32:        cout << (slist == slist1) << " should be 1\n";
        !            33:        cout << (ilist == ilist1) << " should be 1\n";
        !            34: }

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