Write in JAVA, use recursion

The dictionary lookup analogy (this is different than the dictionary binary search analogy). It goes like this: Lets say you want to know what the word "long" means. You look up the word in dictionary.com find that it means "having considerable linear extent in space." Lets say for the sake of example that you do not know what "linear" and "extent" means. Then you would look up those words definitions. If there is any word in those definitions that you don't know, you would look that up in the dictionary and so on. In code, it'll look something like this: public static void lookupInDictionary (String word) { String definition = getDefinition(word); if(understandsAllWords In (definition)){ return; } else { for(String word: wordsNot Understood (definition)) { lookupInDictionary(word); Create a file with about 20 words and associated words from a thesaurus. Search through your dictionary and return values. The dictionary lookup analogy (this is different than the dictionary binary search analogy). It goes like this: Lets say you want to know what the word "long" means. You look up the word in dictionary.com find that it means "having considerable linear extent in space." Lets say for the sake of example that you do not know what "linear" and "extent" means. Then you would look up those words definitions. If there is any word in those definitions that you don't know, you would look that up in the dictionary and so on. In code, it'll look something like this: public static void lookupInDictionary (String word) { String definition = getDefinition(word); if(understandsAllWords In (definition)){ return; } else { for(String word: wordsNot Understood (definition)) { lookupInDictionary(word); Create a file with about 20 words and associated words from a thesaurus. Search through your dictionary and return values