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Trying to create a program that uses a Binary Search Tree to keep track of students

 
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I am creating a program that uses a Search Binary Tree to keep track of students that get added and deleted from a list. The program reads a text file that contains certain a command (add, delete, calculate average,etc) followed by the student name, age, and gender. For example, the first line of the text file would be: E Jake 14 M. E would stand for enroll(add).

I'm having issues both conceptually and coding wise.

I have a queue class, a queueLL class that implements the queue class, I have a camper class that returns name, age, and gender, and compares each student name, and lastly I have my search binary tree class.

The issue is in the main class:


I don't think my implementation is correct and I am hitting a wall in terms of trying to finish the code. I get errors of trying pass the file argument in Camper



The values define were 3 strings in my Camper Class file (name, age, gender). Any Help would be appreciated!

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It is impossible to keep track of students. A binary tree will probably help you keep track of those who actually tun up for lectures: stndent0 and student1.
 
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