ICA-CP: 3/2/09

Good morning!

Today, teams should be finishing up their StringTokenizer change to their Eliza program. Once done with that program, start working on the Myers-Briggs program.

Here's how the Myers-Briggs program should work:
1) Create 2 arrays, one for names and one for Myers-Briggs results (example. INTP).
2) If a user enters someone's name, your program should print that person's Myers-Briggs.
3) If a user enters a Myers-Briggs result, your program should return the names of all who have the same four Myers-Briggs letters.

You should be able to modify a copy of your Eliza program to create the Myers-Briggs program. The program is worth 75 points.