Create a GUI$-$based "Team Manager" application. You must use JavaFX $-($see chapters $12,13,14)$ and you cannot use any pop$-$up dialogs $($JOptionPane$)$ for input or output $($use TextField or Label $!)$

#$1(10$ pts$)$: Create a "Sports Team" superclass with $2$ constructors $($a default$/$no$-$arg and a parameterized one with args$),$ at least $3$ characteristics $($instance variables$),$ and appropriate setter and getter methods. In addition to the $>3$ instance variables, add an extra instance field called

"teamID" with setter$/$getter so you can use it for the

"Search" feature you are implementing in $($#$8).$

#$2(10$ pts$)$: Create $2$ specialized types of Sports Team subclasses $($for example, BaseballTeam,..$)$ each with $2$ constructors $($a default$/$no$-$arg and a parameterized one with args$),$ at least $3$ characteristics $($instance variables$),$ and appropriate setter and getter methods. Additionally, each constructor must call the superclass' constructor.

#$3(5$ pts$)$: Create an ArrayList of Sports Team. Hardcode at least $3$ of them in your array to begin with $($they should be a combination of different specific teams $$ i$...,$ BaseballTeam, SoccerTeam,..$)$ so you have them for your GUI list in $($#$4).$

#$4(10$ pts$)$: Present a GUI List of Sports Team objects from the ArrayList in $($#$3).$ You can just put a list of names for simplicity sake.

#$5(10$ pts$)$: Display $($in GUI, not a popup $-$ labels, textfields$)$ the characteristics $($instance variables$)$ about the sports team currently selected from list in $($#$4)$

#$6(10$ pts$)$: Add Team $/$ Delete Team buttons or menu items. You should have text fields to enter information for a new team. There should be a way to indicate what specific kind of team they are creating for the Add feature. You should update your ArrayList from $($#$3)$ as you add and delete items.

#$7(20$ or $25$ pts$)$: As you select from your list, show a picture $-$ logo of the current team chosen. Choose either way to do this:

Approach #$1($worth standard $20$ pts$)$: Show different pictures $($use images$/$imageview$)$ of team logos depending upon selection.

Approach #$2($worth $25$ pts so $5$ extra credit points here$)$ :

Update a "pane" or "canvas" with a drawing of the team logo $($it doesn't have to be "beautiful" since we aren't an Art class$)$ using shapes $($reference how your drew the "Car" from one of your Extra Credit Labs$)($hint: make a few different draw methods $-$ drawTeamLogol, drawTeamLogo$20,...$ and call the appropriate one as they select it from the list as the current one$).$ You can make up team logos $$ they don't have to be actual ones.

#$8(10$ pts$)($chapter $15)$: Have a "SEARCH" feature for your Team Manager which will show the characteristics of the team if it is found. You can make this a button or a menu item. You must use the RECURSIVE binary search algorithm from chapter $15($copy it into your code$)$ which takes a sorted list of integers and looks for a number in that list $($hint: put the team ids into a sorted list and then use that to search for a team id$.$ If the team id is found, show the characteristics of the building $($use a label or text field$)$ and if the team id is not found, use the label to indicate that it wasn't found$).$

#$9(15$ pts$)($chapter $16)$: Implement a "SAVE" feature.

Create $2$ database tables $-$ one for each of the subclasses $($for instance BaseballTeams, Soccer Teams$)$ & save your team information to it after user clicks on a "Save" button or a save menu item. Don't forget to add the fields from the superclass as database columns$/$fields in both tables!