A simulation of a maritime environment of prey hunting, including, but not limited to, sharks, sardines and tuna. This project was intended as an exercise in Java based on the BlueJ Textbook.
The idea of this project was to create a simulation of a aquatic ambient with sharks, sardines, tunas and seaweeds. We were supposed to practice the concepts of abstract classes, interfaces, polymorphism and heritage.
It is supposed to emulate an environment where there are a lot of preys and predators trying to survive (hence the name of the project).
To compile the program, simply execute make on the project root. It might be
necessary to change the JAVA_HOME variable on the Makefile depending on where
Java is installed on you system.
After compiling, a file called hxh.jar should be present in the root
directory. To execute it on the command line, use make run.
Ps.: For OpenBSD users, you'll need to use the GNU's version of make, which is
downloadable via the package gmake.
Program developed by Max William and João Pedro de Amorim.