CPSC220 Assignment 3.5
Real-time Program: Version 3
Due Before 8:40AM on Friday, October 1^st

Details

Extend your real-time program from assignment 2.5 to store non-moving objects in an AVL tree and include an objective or end condition to the program. Your program should:

• perform interaction efficiently using the AVL tree.
• have a condition that ends the program or starts the program over. Some examples include:
• the ability to win or lose, if your program is a game
• stop and print statistics when some condition is met, if your program is a simulation
• stop on user input, if your program is a screen saver
• contain an improvement to the program beyond the above two requirements.

As usual, use good programming techniques. You should use good variable names, whitespace, comments, and follow the Java coding conventions. Make your code easy to read and understand by keeping lines of code and methods simple and short.

Submission: Create a tar file with your code (include your name in the tar file name) and copy it to the directory ~bouchard/CPSC220/assign3.5 on cs.roanoke.edu by 8:40AM on Friday, October 1^st.