Testing the Design

In your main class, create two Team Managers. One is "Grace Hopper" who leads the "Compiler Team".

The other is "Jony Ive" who leads "Industrial Team".

Assign the following $2$ Software Developers and $1$ Designer to the Compiler Team:

Developer Jane Doe. Languages: C#$,$ Java, C$,$ C$++$

Developer Jack Doe. Languages: Python, Perl, Java

Designer Hans Gruber. $5$ Years of Experience.

Assign the following $1$ Software Developer and $1$ Designer to the Industrial Team:

Developer Ada Lovelace. Languages: Ada, Swift

Designer Alex Binder. $12$ Years of Experience.

Once both teams are created, call getTeamProfile$()$ on both teams and save the results to a file named

"report.txt$".$ Please note, the filename must be exact and do not specify a file path. $($See example output

in this document$)$

Please note: You do not need to get input from the user, you are purely testing your design with the

above values. To write to a file, you can use a BufferedWriter:

try $\{$

BufferedWriter writer $=$ new BufferedWriter$($new FileWriter$("$report$.$txt$"))$;

writer.write$("$Some String$)$;

writer.write$("$Another String"$)$;

writer.flush$()$;

writer.close$()$;

$\}$

catch $($IOException e$)\{$

System.out.println$("$Unable to write to file: $"+$ e$.$toString$())$;

$\}$

Since you are using a buffer that is designed for performance, you must make sure that you flush the

buffer so all data gets saved into the file before you close the writer.