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PLEASE HELP IN JAVA: This will be peer reviewed, so don't put any identifying information in the program. Write a program that maintains the names,

PLEASE HELP IN JAVA:

This will be peer reviewed, so don't put any identifying information in the program.

Write a program that maintains the names, birth dates, phone numbers of your friends and relatives.

Create an input file with the information of one person per line and in the order listed above. Names will be first name, last name (separated by a space). Birth dates will be in the form 04/01/2017. Phone numbers will be of the form 312-255-2000

Create a class called Person . An object of this class will contain the info for one person. To compare two Person objects, compare their last names. Assume they are equal if their last names are the same. (yes, this isn't reasonable but I didn't feel like asking you to have a unique identifier. So for this assignment everyone has a different last name)

You are to create a binary search tree of person objects.

Once the tree is created, the user should be able to input from the keyboard in order to:

1. enter another person

2. modify the info for a person

3. search this tree for all the data for a person . This means you print out all the data for the person.

4. The user should also be able to list everyone in the tree (and their info)

5. search for (and list) all the people who were born in a certain month

6. quit

Your input is in a file. IT IS INCORRECT to input it into an array and then create a tree from the array. Some of you have done this in the labs, but although you get the right answer it is still BAD PRACTICE. Imagine you have 1 million records, putting them into an array and also a tree occupies twice as much space as you need, and you will quickly run out of space. You have to think about how efficient your programs are - not just whether you get the correct output.

Input File:

Ahmad Mohammed 05/02/1992 345-233-4893 Ahmad Othman 06/03/1995 232-254-2230 Christopher White 07/04/1989 234-445-8594 William Macy 08/05/1992 435-645-7847 Maria Calderas 09/06/1993 234-654-5678 Robert Williams 10/07/1995 342-565-2543 Nicholas Chiocca 11/08/1993 324-567-1231 Greg Thomas 12/09/1993 876-897-8890 Daniel Delgado 01/10/1995 373-432-2345 Francisco Espinoza 04/01/1998 456-657-5677 Ivan Terrible 01/23/1997 372-982-9182 Siobhan Connor 06/03/1992 345-765-0989 Rene Duval 07/04/1990 768-463-7686 Miguel Ibarra 08/05/1900 654-765-4536 David Jones 09/06/1992 809-456-4567 Bilal Alharsha 04/01/1993 312-255-2000 Kenneth Cooper 01/23/1990 234-654-7686 Nicholas Wong 02/11/1980 768-097-5674 Husain Valimohammed 03/22/1996 546-324-3451 Scott Dwyer 03/12/1996 123-456-5675 Jean Mehta 04/01/1993 432-524-7457 Iyman Stockman 05/05/1992 234-678-8643 Jose Jaime 12/01/1992 541-589-8475 Saul Brown 11/01/1989 859-893-9382 Jerry Springfield 10/01/1996 324-568-8457 Dan Bowman 09/12/1996 834-123-8473 Adrian Moore 08/17/1889 472-239-8273 Jacob Strong 07/21/1996 382-123-7843 Tom Abel 06/23/1990 378-837-9381 Nathaniel Forrest 05/27/1994 374-392-0192 Gabriel Ardvark 02/11/2016 894-849-8429 Joseph Newman 03/17/1993 374-928-9182 Ismael Fernandez 05/02/2005 235-987-7894

Rubric:

* Personal class with compareTo

* Menu of Options

* edit Person in tree

* print particular Person in tree

* add Person to Tree

* print entire tree

* well structured code

* list all people borin in a specific month

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