Create custom queue - homework

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Hello there,
I need some feedback about my implementation of custom queue.
This is the code in pastebin- Create Custom Queue - Pastebin.com[^]

What I have tried:

I don't know any unit tests, because they are in the next course, but I created some own test cases. On my machine everything is working correctly.

Posted 16-Feb-21 8:47am

Elena Popova

Updated 16-Feb-21 9:31am

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Richard MacCutchan 16-Feb-21 15:11pm

If you can paste the code into PasteBin, you could just as easily paste it here in your question, so people can read it directly.

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RickZeeland

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thanks for your feedback!
I will replace all my for loops with Array.Copy.
Thanks and for this article. This is very useful information about unit tests!
All the best!

Posted 16-Feb-21 9:31am

Elena Popova

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RickZeeland · Accepted Answer · 2021-02-16T09:06:00

You could use the Array.Copy Method[^] instead of using loops to copy arrays.
Might not make much of a performance impact, but would make the code more compact.

I'm not a big fan of Unit Testing, but this article might get you started:
You Still Don’t Know How to Do Unit Testing (and Your Secret is Safe with Me) – Stackify[^]