Computers and Technology, 30.07.2021 05:00 bryanmcmillianjr
Write a pseudocode method swap(aList, i, j) that interchanges the items currently in positions i and j of a list. Define the method in terms of the operations of the ADT list, so that it is independent of any particular implementation of the list. Assume that the list, in fact, has items at positions i and j. What impact does this assumption have on your solution
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