Description

### Motivation
* Demonstrate your ability to program using exceptions, annotations, regular expressions and debug Java programs.

### Instructions
* There is one task to complete – stop the epidemic!
– Compile code
– Run `java edu.nyu.cs9053.homework6.SpreadEpidemic YOUR_NET_ID` which starts the epidemic
– where `YOUR_NET_ID` is your NYU NetID
– Recompile code
– Run `java edu.nyu.cs9053.homework6.CenterDiseaseControl YOUR_NET_ID` debugging it to figure out why it is not curing the diseases.
– where `YOUR_NET_ID` is your NYU NetID
– Fix the issues and rerun `java edu.nyu.cs9053.homework6.CenterDiseaseControl YOUR_NET_ID` until it prints:
– `Congrats! You cured the epidemic!`
* Note, for this homework to be valid you must also properly provide the following files:
– a `compile.sh` file located in the same directory as this file
`Instructions.md`. This file must correctly compile your code using the `javac` command
– a `execute.sh` file located in the same directory as this file `Instructions.md`. This file must correctly invoke the CenterDiseaseControl main method; i.e. `java edu.nyu.cs9053.homework6.CenterDiseaseControl
YOUR_NET_ID`
– a `net.id` file located in the same directory as this file
`Instructions.md`. This file must contain `YOUR_NET_ID` as used in the `execute.sh`

### Implementation
* Ensure your code is correct by compiling and testing it
* The only changes you’ll need to make are to the classes `Vaccine`,
`Infection` and `CenterDiseaseControl`
* A portion of your grade will be based upon readability and organization of your code.
– Follow the naming guidelines of lecture
– Break large functions into multiple functions based on logical organizations