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//
// Student's name:
// Instructor:
//
// Students must modify the code in this file, and only the code
// in this file.  If the system you are using does not allow the
// code in this file to remain separate from the code in Week11.java,
// then you may add this code to the end of Week11.java for testing,
// but you should separate your code into a separate file before
// you print it for grading.
//
// This file consists entirely of stub code, just enough for the
// Week11 application to compile and to run without throwing any
// exceptions.
//
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

import java.util.*;

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//
// Inventory
//
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class Inventory {

    Inventory () { }

    // adds the given movie to this Inventory

    void add (Movie m) { }

    // is the given movie in this inventory?

    boolean inStock (Movie m) { return false; }

    // titles of movies in stock, in the natural order

    List titles () { return new LinkedList(); }

    // movies made between year1 and year2, inclusive, sorted by year

    List betweenYears (int year1, int year2) { return new ArrayList(); }

    // movies directed by the given director, sorted by year

    List directedBy (Person director) { return new LinkedList(); }

    // movies in which the given Actor or Actress appears, sorted by year

    List starring (Actor a) { return new ArrayList(); }

    // movies in which some character has the given name, sorted by year

    List hasRole (String name) { return new Vector(); }
}

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//
// StudentTests
//
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class StudentTests {

    void run () {

	// Your examples and tests go here.

    }
}