This README provides an overview of the Relationship Management project, a Java program that allows users to create and manipulate relationships between pairs of integers.
The Relationship Management project is a Java program designed to manage relationships between pairs of integers. Users can create a relationship, add pairs of integers to it, check for various properties like reflexivity, symmetry, and transitivity, and display the relationship's state.
To use this project, follow the steps below:
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Setup Instructions:
- Ensure you have Java installed on your system to run this program.
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Installation:
- No specific installation is required. You can compile and run the program using a Java compiler or an integrated development environment (IDE) like Eclipse or IntelliJ IDEA.
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How to Run:
- Run the program, and it will await your commands through the console.
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Review Output:
- The program will display the results of your commands and the current state of the relationship.
Here's an explanation of each command and its parameters:
createRelation [integer-1] [integer-2] ...: Create a new relationship and specify its members.addPair [integer-a] [integer-b]: Add a pair of integers to the current relationship.hasPair [integer-a] [integer-b]: Check if a pair of integers exists in the current relationship.isReflexive: Check if the current relationship is reflexive.checkReflexive: Make the current relationship reflexive by adding missing pairs.isSymmetric: Check if the current relationship is symmetric.checkSymmetric: Make the current relationship symmetric by adding missing pairs.isTransitive: Check if the current relationship is transitive.checkTransitive: Make the current relationship transitive by adding missing pairs.show: Display the current state of the relationship.
This project is licensed under the MIT License. You can find detailed licensing information in the LICENSE.md file included in the project directory.