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An abstract data type is not necessarily a collection.

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A collection is not necessarily an abstract data type.

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You cannot determine the exact number of times a particular item appears in a bag because it is unordered.

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A set is a special kind of bag.

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You should implement all methods of an ADT implementation before testing to make testing easier.

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When testing a method, you only need to check for arguments that lie within the legal range of their corresponding parameter.

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It is a good programming practice to access a class's data fields only through accessor and mutator methods.

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All of the operations for the fixed$-$size array$-$based bag ADT have the same Big$-$O time complexity as the linkedbased bag ADT.

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For large values of $n,$ the grown rate of $n^2$ is smaller than $nlogn.$

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You can form a chain of linked data by using objects called nodes.

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