Write a templated List class with the following public methods:

itemType* getFirst();
void setFirst(itemType* pFirst);
List<itemType>* getRest();
void setRest(List<itemType>* pRest);

Write a main() which demonstrates this by creating either an apstring or an int version of List, and then exhibiting the following behavior:

List of [s]trings or [i]ntegers: s
Command (push, pop, or quit): push foo
List = ( foo )
Command (push, pop, or quit): push bar
List = ( bar foo )
Command (push, pop, or quit): pop
Popped:  bar
List = ( foo )
Command (push, pop, or quit): push blat
List = ( blat foo )
Command (push, pop, or quit): pop
Popped:  blat
List = ( foo )
Command (push, pop, or quit): pop
Popped:  foo
List = ( )
Command (push, pop, or quit): quit
Good bye.