# Search-Trees Work about search trees for the subject of Algorithm and Data Structures at University. Take in count that my work may have some errors. Problem statement: The Star Alliance group has recently taken on the responsibility of managing an integration program for several airlines that integrate one of our airlines and spend points when traveling with other companies in the group. You have been asked to work out an application that keeps a record of fast access to the cumulative miles of each frequent flyer card. The main objective is to optimize the mileage survey for a given card, as this information is frequently searched on the Star Alliance website and associated companies. Each card is identified by a string of less than 15 characters (such as example "TP298421777" or "LH2009364744"). Mileage value is always an integer. The formats used for these fields are as follows: Card: string with no spaces and a maximum of 15 characters Miles: positive or negative integer value (credit / deduct miles) Your program should read a sequence of lines (until you find a blank line), each of which corresponds to one of the following operations: UPDATE <Card> <Miles> If the card is not yet in the database it is added with Miles credit. If the card already exists the total amount of miles is updated with the credit or debit of Miles (depending on whether the value of miles is positive or negative). REMOVE <Card> Removes the card from the database, for example because its validity has expired. If the card is not in the database, this operation is simply ignored. BALANCE <Card> This looks for the card in the database. If the card is in the database, the available balance is shown: <Card> BALANCE <Balance> If the card is not in the database, the following information is displayed: <Card> UNEXISTENT PRINT To print the information of all the cards in the database,(alphabetically) and with the following format for each passenger: <Card> BALANCE <Balance> END To finish running the application. EXAMPLE: INPUT: UPDATE TP199529030 35 UPDATE TP111111111 40 BALANCE TP111111111 BALANCE LH2222222 UPDATE TP111111111 5 UPDATE TP456321098 10 BALANCE TP111111111 UPDATE LH3333333 40 UPDATE LH3333333 -23 BALANCE LH3333333 UPDATE TP111111111 10 UPDATE TP111111111 100 BALANCE TP111111111 REMOVE TP111111111 UPDATE TP235888945 1 UPDATE TP456321098 10 PRINT END OUTPUT: TP111111111 BALANCE 40 LH222222222 UNEXISTENT TP111111111 BALANCE 45 LH3333333 BALANCE 17 TP111111111 BALANCE 155 LH3333333 BALANCE 17 TP199529030 BALANCE 35 TP235888945 BALANCE 1 TP456321098 BALANCE 20
antonioeloi/Search-Trees
Work about search trees for the subject of Algorithm and Data Structures at University.
Java