removeAll(T element)

Similar to the remove() method, but in this case, remove all instances of the element

found in the list. It should return true if any element was successfully removed, false

otherwise.

Use

comments to document your algorithm and design decisions

public class ArrayUnsortedList implements ListInterface protected int numElements; protected T[] list; protected final int DEFCAP = 10; int currentPos; public ArrayUnsortedList) { numElements = 0; currentPos-1; list = (T[]) new Object[DEFCAP]; @Override public int size(O // TODO Auto-generated method stub return numElements; @Override public void add(T element) // TODO Auto-generated method stub //check if full if (numElements list. length) enlarge(); list[numElements]element; numElements++; private void enlarge( T[] newList = (T[]) new Object[numElements+DEFCAP]; for (int i- 0; i