To run the HuffmanCodeGenerator program, one command line argument,

the file name, must be provided:

HuffmanCodeGenerator $$ symbol $-$ frequency $-$ file $>$

I have provided a sample data file symbfreq.dat containing a collection of

symbol$-$frequency pairs. It is included in the zip archive containing the starter

code. Use this file to test your program. You may create additional data files

to test your program. Your program should be able to generate Huffman

codes given any data file name if the file contains symbol$-$frequency pairs in

two$-$column format.

Submitting Your Work

Complete the Javadoc header comments in the source code files that

you modify:

$/**$

Describe what the purpose of this file

Course: CS$3102\mathrm{.}01$

@author Programmer$($s$)$

@see list of files that this file references $($if applicable$)$

iprei

Date: LAST DATE MODIFIED

Course: csc $3102$

Programming Project #: $1$

Instructor: Dr$.$ Duncan

i$/$pre ${?}_i$

$*/$

Verify that your code has no syntax error and that it is ISO C$++20$ or

Java ${?}^{TM}$ JDK $11$ compliant prior before uploading it to the drop box on

Moodle. Be sure to provide missing documentation, where applicable.

Also, add your name after the @author tag when you augment the

starter code that I have provided. Put the last date modified in the

header comments for each source code file.