Fill out some additional tests for lists and maps, especially with tricky composites.

These are the last tests we'll really need to do on interpretation. Once you finish some of your other tricky composite test, try coming up with a few extra test cases for the list and map understandings.

https://github.com/ecologylab/simplJava/blob/beiber/simplTests/test/simpl/interpretation/UnderstandingListsTest.java

https://github.com/ecologylab/simplJava/blob/beiber/simplTests/test/simpl/interpretation/UnderstandingMapsTest.java

I've stubbed out some tests to implement with fail() assertions. Once you're done with this stuff, we'll start you on writing some exciting fresh new code.

Write as many or as few cases as you feel are necessary.

[AndrewKoons]

On it. You mentioned having one test that didn't already have a frame. List of Lists of Maps? Something along those lines? I forgot to write it down.

One test to write for sure is a list of lists with inner cycles.
like the complicated list you wrote ({A, B, C, D}), but with multiple lists: ({A,B,C,D}, {Z,Y,X,W}} (And bonus points if there's a reference / cycle between the two multiple lists [Maybe Z references D as well] )