/**
 * CSE 373, Spring 2011, Jessica Miller
 * A basic client for you to use to fill in with the tests that you use to test
 * your StringSet code.
 */
public class StringSetClient {
	public static void main(String[] args) {
		// YOUR TESTS GO HERE!
		
		testAVLTreeSetRemoveRecursiveRebalance();
	}
	
	public static void testAVLTreeSetRemoveRecursiveRebalance() {
        TrackingStreeSet t = new AVLStreeSet();
        t.add("f");
        t.add("c");
        t.add("m");
        t.add("a");
        t.add("d");
        t.add("j");
        t.add("o");
        t.add("e");  
        t.add("g");
        t.add("n");
        t.add("r");
        t.add("s");
        
        // should look like: [(a - 0), (c - 2), (d - 1), (e - 0), (f - 4), (g - 0), (j - 1), (m - 3), (n - 0), (o - 2), (r - 1), (s - 0)]
        System.out.println(t);
        System.out.println("Is t balanced? " + t.isBalanced());
        
        System.out.println("Removing a...");
        t.remove("a");
        
        // should look like: [(c - 0), (d - 1), (e - 0), (f - 2), (g - 0), (j - 1), (m - 3), (n - 0), (o - 2), (r - 1), (s - 0)]
        System.out.println(t);
        System.out.println("Is t balanced? " + t.isBalanced());  
    }
}