one last project for cosi 105b: an elevator simulation.

My implementation of the given prompt has the following structure:

• Creates and sets up Floors and Elevators.
• Post clock-tick, determines when passengers go on or or stay off an elevator based one each individual's needs.

• Contains a list of People who are waiting and who have arrived on that floor.

• Knows its destination of choice.

• Meat and body of the program.
• Chooses what direction to go in based on the requested destinations.
• Sets the direction that the program desires fosho
• Can drop the kids off at school

• Using fundamentals of test-driven design, I added some tests in prior to fleshing out the rest of the program. In the development process, however, many tests became incompatible with various structural/design changes to the program, and so were removed/set aside for later.

Can't say this is the most well designed, intricately, elegant, and fascinating program. I did, however, incorporate some nifty tricks into the code. For example, I have written the code for several initialize functions to take a hash as a perimeter. This allows for an unordered parameters list when initializing these objects, which would be a lot easier to handle (no need to declare parameters in a specific order!)