Add instructor notes to project's main

a2/src/edu/wmich/cs3310/a2/Main.java

+/**
+ * Brandon Rodriguez
+ * CS3310 Assignment 3
+ * 10-27-17
+ */
+
+
+/**
+ * Assignment Goal:
+ *  To be comfortable with multiple, basic sorts on both arrays and linked lists.
+ *  To also be able to analyze and compare said sorts against each other, in regards to both space and time.
+ *
+ *  "I give permission to the instructor to share my solution(s) with the class."
+ */
+
+
+/**
+ * Notes:
+ *  I added additional data to the linked lists, which helps display the "stability" of each sort.
+ *  Admittedly, keeping track of this may add (a mostly negligible) additional time to list processing,
+ *  while arrays would stay the same. With extremely large list sizes, this difference may be visible.
+ *
+ *  This additional data is only used/shown if the user types either "yes" or "y" at the appropriate prompt.
+ *
+ *
+ *  In regards to sorting by the user's "input name", it doesn't really make sense to sort by a given character twice.
+ *  Thus, if the user's input has duplicate characters, only the first instance of said character is accounted for.
+ *
+ *  HOWEVER, all additional instances are still stored within the dictionary, just not used. So if, in the future,
+ *  one decided to do something with these duplicate characters after all, they would simply need to access
+ *  the dictionary and implement whatever logic they desire.
+ */
+
+
+/**
+ * Known Issues:
+ *  In regards to the "stability" data, noted above, the user interface expects the stability values
+ *  to stay at one character in size. IE: If any single letter occurs 10 or more times,
+ *  then the output spacing is thrown off.
+ *
+ *  Due to both this, and the note above, it is recommended to only show stability of sorts with small number input.
+ */
+
+
 package edu.wmich.cs3310.a2;