README for Team Project Four (CS400 @ UW Madison)
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Every member of a team must have an individual README.txt file filled in in their folder on
the team's GitHub repo.

Name of submitting team member: Eric Choi
Wisc email of submitting team member: hchoi256@wisc.edu
Team name: ID
Role of submitting team member: Back_End_Developer2
TA: Mu Cai
Lecturer: Gary Daul

Contributions Week 1:
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<Replace this with a list your contributions for the week 1 deliverable.
You can list the java files that you wrote and committed during the first week,
or the data files your created or worked on. If you haven't written any code or
other content that your can commit, provide a list of the work that you did
during week 1. Make sure that all your week 1 contributions and this section
of the readme are committed and pushed to the GitHub repo by the week 1 deadline
on 11/24 at 11:59pm CST.>

HashTableMap.java
MapADT.java
Backend.java
json-simple.1.1.1.jar
junit5.jar

Contributions Week 2:
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<Replace this with a list your contributions for the week 2 deliverable.
You can list the java files that you wrote and committed during the first week,
or the data files your created or worked on. If you haven't written any code or
other content that your can commit, provide a list of the work that you did
during week 2. Make sure that all your week 2 contributions and this section
of the readme are committed and pushed to the GitHub repo by the week 2 deadline
on 12/01 at 11:59pm CST.>

Backend.java
DataWrangling.java

Name.html
Rules.html
Tests.html
Scoreboard.html
Cards.html

./css/b1.jpg
./css/b2.png
./css/b3.png
./css/b4.jpg
./css/mystyle.css

Makefile

test.json
testc.json

Contributions Week 3:
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<Replace this with a list your contributions for the week 3 deliverable.
You can list the java files that you wrote and committed during the first week,
or the data files your created or worked on. If you haven't written any code or
other content that your can commit, provide a list of the work that you did
during week 3. Make sure that all your week 3 contributions and this section
of the readme are committed and pushed to the GitHub repo by the week 3 deadline
on 12/08 at 11:59pm CST.>

Makefile

TestSuite.java

./css/mystyle.css

Scoreboard.html
form.html

./cgi-bin/Scoreboard.java
./cgi-bin/scoreboard.json
./cgi-bin/scoreboard.cgi


Files written by me:
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<List ALL of the source files here that were written by you. Note that each of the
files must contain correct file headers, including your name, team, and role. List
files one per line in this section of the README. Only complete this section with
your final week 3 submission of project four.>

Backend.java
DataWrangling.java
TestSuite.java (modified)

Makefile

Cards.html (cooperative work w/ Wangjie Xu)
Name.html  (cooperative work w/ Wangjie Xu)
Rules.html (cooperative work w/ Wangjie Xu)
Tests.html (cooperative work w/ Wangjie Xu)

test.json
testc.json

Files submitted with this project that were developed in an earlier project:
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<If you have any files written by you or your team in your submission that were
written for an earlier project and that you re-used for project four, replace this
text with a list of these files. Provide file name and path as well as the project
that they were originally developed for.>

HashTableMap.java (Project One)
MapADT.java       (Project One)

Web address at which the program is available:
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<If you and your team have written a web app that is available on the internet,
replace this text with its address. This is not a requirement of Project Four
and you will not loose points for not implementing a web application or for not
having a running version on the web.>

http://34.96.129.216/EricChoi/Name.html

Additional notes about the submission:
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<List any additional notes for the grader here (only required by the final deadline).>

My Linux virtual machine is not working now, so I talked to one of my teammates, Haining Qiu, that we both were going to use his Linux server to load our web pages. The server IP, specified in the segment "Web address," is linked to his server.
