---+Tree Lab: Word count ---++Learning Objective(s) 1. Learn to code a binary tree and a binary search tree 1. Improve understanding of cohesion and coupling 1. Improve skill for developing test cases for best, average, worst situations ---++Overview of the problem You need to do a word count on a text file. You must use a binary search tree to store the words. ---++Specifics * You may be case sensitive. * You can treat non characters and non white spaces as part of the word. * The filename should come from the command line (but this should be the very last thing you work on) ---++Design components * In your design decide if you will implement this with linked lists or an array. Justify your choice * Discuss possible best, worst, and average cases * Your tree should not know what is being stored in it. ---++Optional improvements * Make your code case insensitive. * Ignore non characters/non white spaces * Make the binary search tree an AVL tree
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