/** A simple test to show that top() is working correctly when items are being pushed/popped */
@Ignore
@Test
public void testPushPopTop() {
final StackIF<String> stack = makeStringStack();
stack.push(values[2]);
assertEquals("The top item of the stack should be 'Three'", stack.top(), "Three");
stack.push(values[2]);
stack.push(values[0]);
stack.pop();
assertEquals("The top item of the stack should be 'Three'", stack.top(), "Three");
stack.pop();
stack.push(values[1]);
stack.push(values[1]);
stack.pop();
assertEquals("The top item of the stack should be 'Two'", stack.top(), "Two");
}
/** Tests that calling top on an empty stack throws a StackUnderflowException. */
@Ignore
@Test(expected = StackUnderflowException.class)
public void topOnEmptyThrowsException() {
final StackIF<Integer> stack = makeIntegerStack();
stack.top();
}