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Derive input space partitioning test inputs for the GenericStack
class assuming the following method signatures:
public GenericStack ();
public void push (Object X);
public Object pop ();
public boolean isEmpty ();
Assume the usual semantics for the GenericStack. Try to keep
your partitioning simple and choose a small number of partitions and
blocks.
(a) List all of the input variables, including the state variables.
(b) Define characteristics of the input variables. Make sure you
cover all input variables.
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