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Readme - Project 2 - Tyler Sanbar

public class Driver
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public class MesoStation
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public class PosAvg

	private String fileName = "Mesonet.txt";
	private ArrayList<MesoStation> stationList; populated from read()
	private int fileIndex; stores fileIndex

	public PosAvg(String stID); constructor, finds file index of parameter and stores
	public indexOfStation(); returns fileIndex
	private read(); fills stationList from fileName;
	public toString(); returns "This index is average of <station-1> and <station+1>
 	, <station-2> and <station+2>, and so on." where <station+-n> is the station at the index +-n
 
public class MesoInherit
	private String fileName = "Mesonet.txt";
	private ArrayList<MesoStation> stationList; populated from read()
	private char[] stidChars = new char[4]; for extracting stid chars
	private int[] avgList = new int[3]; array index [0] stores ceiling, [1] stores floor, [2] stores average 

	public MesoInherit(MesoStation station(stid)); station parameter is given manually
	public int[] calAverage(); stores and returns avgList[]
	public letterAverage() returns char with ASCII value == calAverage()[2]
	private read(); fills stationList from fileName;
 
public class LetterAvg
	private String fileName = "Mesonet.txt";
	private ArrayList<MesoStation> stationList; populated from read()
	private ArrayList<MesoStation> sameAvg; stores list of stations with the same letter avg as ltrAvg

	public LetterAvg(int ltrAvg); output uses mesoInherit.letterAverage() as parameter, populates the arrays
	public numberOfStationWithLetterAvg() returns the size of sameAvg()[]
	private read(); fills stationList from fileName;
	public toString(); "They are: /n<First>/n<Second>/n<ect...>" <> is list of elements in sameAvg()[]
	
This project was mostly a challenge in deciphering the guidelines and then organizing the classes appropriatly
to get the correct output. Once I wrote it all up in the earlier versions of the readme, I decided to start implementing
so I could see it a bit more clearly. Took some trial and error to sort out the kinks but most of the code was pretty simple.

Once everything was done I tested it, found some issues and fixed them, and updated github as I did. I then updated the 
README as I found it better to focus on the code with this project since organizing and formatting it correctly was the real challenge.