Instructions

In this exercise you'll be writing code to keep track of a list of programming languages you want to learn on Exercism.

You have nine tasks, which will all involve dealing with lists.

1. Create a new list

To keep track of the languages you want to learn, you'll need to create a new list.

Implement the static Languages.NewList() method that returns a new, empty list.

2. Define an existing list

Currently, you have a piece of paper listing the languages you want to learn: C#, Clojure and Elm.

Please implement the static Languages.GetExistingLanguages() method to return the list.

3. Add a new language to a list

As you explore Exercism and find more interesting languages, you want to add them to your list.

Implement the static Languages.AddLanguage() function to add a new language to the end of your list.

4. Count the languages in the list

Counting the languages one-by-one is inconvenient.

Implement the static Languages.CountLanguages() method to count the number of languages on your list.

5. Check to see if a language is in the list

Implement the static Languages.HasLanguage() method to check if a language is present.

6. Reverse the list

At some point, you realize that your list is actually ordered backwards!

Implement the static Languages.ReverseList() method to reverse your list.

7. Check if list is exciting

While you love all languages, C# has a special place in your heart. As such, you're really excited about a list of languages if one of the following conditions is true:

• The first on the list is C#.
• The second item on the list is C# and the list contains either two or three languages.

Implement the static Languages.IsExciting() method to check if a list of languages is exciting:

8.Remove Language

Please implement the static Languages.RemoveLanguage() method to remove a specified language from the list.

9. Check if all languages in the list are unique

Please implement the static Languages.IsUnique() method to check if any of the languages is repeated in the list.

The list of languages (i.e. the parameter) is guaranteed not to be empty when this method is called and it doesn't matter if the list is modified.