// Tyler Mi
// Showing how we can use our generic binary search tree
// to add in objects of different types

public class SearchTreeClient {
   public static void main(String[] args) {
      SearchTree<Integer> ints = new SearchTree<>();
      ints.add(3);
      ints.add(5);
      ints.add(-1);
      ints.add(24);
      ints.add(93);
      ints.add(32);
      System.out.println(ints);
      
      SearchTree<Dog> dogs = new SearchTree<>();
      dogs.add(new Dog("Shitzu", "Mochi", 3, 0.5));
      dogs.add(new Dog("German Shepherd", "Misha", 1, 2.5));
      dogs.add(new Dog("Hellhound", "Cerberus", 0, 50));
      dogs.add(new Dog("Samoyed", "Marshmellow", 100, 5));
      dogs.add(new Dog("Poodle", "Momo", 3, 1));
      System.out.println(dogs);
      dogs.contains(null);
   }
}