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I am hoping I can get some help from. I am new to Java. And I am tasked with completing some methods for a Binary

I am hoping I can get some help from. I am new to Java. And I am tasked with completing some methods for a Binary Tree. I Can't modify the "Main" class (code was given). Can only declare the methods in the "BinaryTree" Class. I have a bunch of errrors in the "Main" class, which means my methods are wrong. I can't seem to get them to work just right. So, I hope someone here can help me with this.

Here is the code(main):

/* * To change this license header, choose License Headers in Project Properties. * To change this template file, choose Tools | Templates * and open the template in the editor. */

package binarytreetester;

/** * Do not modify anything inside this class. */ public class BinaryTreeTester { public static void main(String[] args) { BinaryTree t1 = new BinaryTree();

// Test insert functions t1.insert(100); t1.insert(50); t1.insert(175); t1.insert(200); t1.insert(150);

// Test displayInOrder and displayPreOrder System.out.println("InOrder: "); t1.inOrder(); System.out.println("PreOrder: "); t1.preOrder();

// Test search function Node searchNode = t1.search(150); if (searchNode != null) System.out.println("150 Found"); else System.out.println("150 Not Found");

searchNode = t1.search(10); if (searchNode != null) System.out.println("10 Found"); else System.out.println("10 Not Found");

// Test delete function System.out.println(); t1.insert(160); t1.insert(170); t1.insert(155); t1.insert(158); t1.preOrder();

// Leaf remove test if (t1.remove(200) == true) System.out.println("200 was found and removed"); else System.out.println("200 was not found"); t1.preOrder();

// Not found remove test if (t1.remove(1) == true) System.out.println("1 was found and removed"); else System.out.println("1 was not found");

// One child remove test if (t1.remove(155) == true) System.out.println("155 was found and removed"); else System.out.println("155 was not found"); t1.preOrder();

// Two children at root remove test if (t1.remove(100) == true) System.out.println("100 was found and removed"); else System.out.println("100 was not found"); t1.preOrder();

// End given functions testing

// Update test 1 - node not found if (t1.update(1000, 20) == true) System.out.println("1000 was changed to 20"); else System.out.println("1000 was not changed to 20");

// Update test 2 - node found if (t1.update(160, 25) == true) System.out.println("160 was changed to 25"); else System.out.println("160 was not changed to 25"); t1.preOrder();

// Update test 3 - node found and changed root if (t1.update(150, 75) == true) System.out.println("150 was changed to 75"); else System.out.println("150 was not changed to 75"); t1.preOrder();

// Math functions test System.out.println("Math functions test"); System.out.println(t1.findMin()); System.out.println(t1.findMax()); System.out.println(t1.calculateAverage()); System.out.println(t1.getNumberOfNodes());

// Balance test 1 if (t1.isBalanced()) System.out.println("Tree is balanced"); else System.out.println("Tree is not balanced");

// Balance test 2 t1.insert(171); t1.insert(172); t1.insert(173); t1.preOrder(); if (t1.isBalanced()) System.out.println("Tree is balanced"); else System.out.println("Tree is not balanced"); } }

BinaryTree Class:

package binarytreetester;

import java.util.Stack;

/**

*

* @author Manuel

*/

public class BinaryTree {

// insert function

private Node root;

public BinaryTree()

{

root = null;

}

public void insert(int n)

{

Node current = root;

Node newNode = new Node();

newNode.data = n;

newNode.left = null;

newNode.right = null;

if (root == null)

root = newNode;

else

while(true)

if (newNode.data > current.data)

if (current.right == null)

{

current.right = newNode;

break;

}

else

current = current.right;

else

if (current.left == null)

{

current.left = newNode;

break;

}

else

current = current.left;

}

// Search function

public Node search(int n)

{

Node current = root; // assign node to root

while (current != null)

if (current.data == n)

return current;

else if (current.data > n) //greater than n we go to the left

current = current.left;

else

current = current.right;

return null;

}

// Delete Function below

public boolean remove(int n)

{

// Check empty tree

if (root == null)

return false;

// Prepare search for node

Node current = root;

Node parent = root;

boolean currentIsLeft = true;

// At this point, current is the node to delete

// Now, we check for the situations

// Situation 1 - leaf node

if (current.left == null && current.right == null)

// Check if current node is root

if (parent == current)

root = null;

// Check which child pointer of parent to set

else if (currentIsLeft)

parent.left = null;

else

parent.right = null;

// Situation 2 - one child. Parent inherits child

// or if current is root, root takes child

else if (current.left == null)

if (parent == current)

root = current.right;

else if (currentIsLeft)

parent.left = current.right;

else

parent.right = current.right;

else if (current.right == null)

if (parent == current)

root = current.left;

else if (currentIsLeft)

parent.left = current.left;

else

parent.right = current.left;

// Situation 3: two children

else

{

Node successor = getSuccessor(current);

// Replace current node with successor

if (parent == current)

root = successor;

else if (currentIsLeft)

parent.left = successor;

else

parent.right = successor;

// Successor will always come from the right, so

// it must also take deleted nodes left child

successor.left = current.left;

}

return true;

}

private Node getSuccessor(Node removedNode)

{

// Prepare successor search by keeping track

// of parent and current

Node successorParent = removedNode;

Node successor = removedNode;

Node current = successor.right;

// Starting at the right child of the node to be

// removed, go down the subtrees left children

// until there are no more children on the left

while (current != null)

{

successorParent = successor;

successor = current;

current = current.left;

}

// if the successor is somewhere down the subtree,

// the parents left child must take the

// the successors right child. Then, the

// successors right child takes the node

// to deletes right child (because successor will

// be replacing it.

if (successor != removedNode.right)

{

successorParent.left = successor.right;

successor.right = removedNode.right;

}

// Note that if the successor is the immediate

// right child of the node to delete, we just

// return that node (it has no left children and what

// ever is on successors right stays that way even

// after successor replaces the removed node.

return successor;

}

// Traversing a Tree

public void display()

{

inOrder(root);

}

void preOrder(Node current)

{

if (current != null)

{

System.out.println(current.data);

/*display*/preOrder(current.left);

/*display*/preOrder(current.right);

}

}

void inOrder(Node current)

{

if (current != null)

{

/*display*/inOrder(current.left);

System.out.println(current.data);

/*display*/inOrder(current.right);

}

}

//PreOrder traversal

// Displaying the tree after it has been organized

void postOrder(Node current)

{

if (current != null)

{

/*display*/postOrder(current.left);

/*display*/postOrder(current.right);

System.out.println(current.data);

}

}

// Finding the minimum

int findMin(Node node)

{

Node current = node;

if( node == null ){

return -1;

}

while (current.left != null)

{

current = current.left;

}

return (current.data);

}

// returning the Maximum

int findMax (Node node)

{

Node current = node;

if( node == null ){

return -1;

}

while (current.right != null)

{

current = current.right;

}

return (current.data);

}

// getting the number on nodes

static int getNumberOfNodes(Node node) {

// empty trees have zero nodes

if( node == null ){

return 0;

}

// all other nodes count the nodes from their left and right subtree

// as well as themselves

return getNumberOfNodes( node.left ) + getNumberOfNodes( node.right ) + 1;

}

// Checking to see if the tree is balanced

public boolean isBalanced(Node node) {

if (node == null)

return true;

if (getHeight(node) == -1)

return false;

return true;

}

public int getHeight(Node node) {

if (node == null)

return 0;

int left = getHeight(node.left);

int right = getHeight(node.right);

if (left == -1 || right == -1)

return -1;

if (Math.abs(left - right) > 1) {

return -1;

}

return Math.max(left, right) + 1;

}

I am tasked with completing these 6 methods:

boolean update (int oldValue, int newValue)

-Searches for oldValue in the tree. If found, the data for that node is changed to newValue and the tree is modified such that the node with the new value is placed in the appropriate place in the tree and returns true

-If the oldValue is not found in the tree, the function returns false and the tree stays as is

int findMin()

-If the tree is empty, return -1

-Otherwise, return the smallest value node in the tree

int findMax()

-If the tree is empty, return -1

-Otherwise, return the largest value node in the tree

double calculateAverage()

-If the tree is empty, return 0.0

-Otherwise, return the average value of the tree by adding all node values and dividing by the number of nodes in the tree

int getNumberOfNodes()

-Returns the number of nodes in the tree

boolean isBalanced()

-If the tree is empty, return false

-Otherwise, return true if the tree is balanced

-A balanced is tree is defined as follows:

I am missing the Update Method and average method. Don't even know how to even start it. But I can't even get what I have to run without errors. I need helping building those 6 methods and running the program successfully and not modifying the "Main" class.

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