Description

### Motivation
* Demonstrate your ability to program using Java IO mechanisms.

### Instructions
* Your task is to create a chat application.
– There are two classes to implement. The
[BlockingChatter](src/main/java/edu/nyu/cs9053/homework11/BlockingChatter.jav a) and
[NonBlockingChatter](src/main/java/edu/nyu/cs9053/homework11/NonBlockingChatt er.java)
– The `BlockingChatter` will use blocking IO
– The `NonBlockingChatter` will use non-blocking IO
– Additionally, you need to add an “Easter Egg” into your application. Whenever the `BlockingChatter` reads the value `java` from the server it should send back a random line of text from the book [Moby
Dick](src/main/resources/Moby%20Dick.txt)
– To test your solution works, in three separate terminal tabs/windows run the following:
– Run
[ChatServer](src/main/java/edu/nyu/cs9053/homework11/ChatServer.java) – Run [Chat](src/main/java/edu/nyu/cs9053/homework11/Chat.java) passing in `blocking`.
– Run [Chat](src/main/java/edu/nyu/cs9053/homework11/Chat.java) passing in `nonblocking`.
– You should be able to enter text in one tab/window and see it appear in the other (and echoed by the server).
– To ensure the Easter Egg works, when the `nonblocking` client types
`java` it should then be greated with a random line of text from the book
`Moby Dick`. As the `blocking` client will read `java` from the server and then send back the random line of text.

### Implementation
* Ensure your code is correct by compiling and testing it
* 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