Organizations write code that must be sufficiently documented in order for other team members (current and future) to use that code. Often, such documentation must be written using a given set of requirements (as defined by an employer or by some broader community).

In this assignment, you will be writing code, along with the documentation for that code. There are two kinds of standards for that documentation:

1. Technical standards: the documentation you write needs to be parsable by a piece of software that turns your comments into a web page. The Javadoc standards are documented on Oracle's web page, "How to Write Doc Comments for the Javadoc Tool"
2. Human standards: the documentation you write needs to be written in a grammatic style that is consistent with how others write similar documentation. The community style for these standards is documented on the same Oracle web page, in the "Style Guide" section.