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We will need to design the structure of the game itself. We will use the following partially specified semistructured data object. root game flamingos game-level game-level flamingo-type flamingo-type missions grid-size missions flamingo-subtype flamingo-subtype mission mission mission mission flamingo-property flamingo-property flamingo-property flamingo-property flamingo-subtype_id num-flamingos We have seen that both XML and JSON are essentially trees. The tree here says that the "missions" category can have several "mission" items. Each mission item will have an associated flamingo type (e.g., flamingos with stars on their backs) and the number of flamingos of that type released to the users to catch. We also have flamingos of different types and subtypes, where each subtype will have a list of properties. Explain how you might extend the tree with at least five specific flamingo properties. For example, beak-color whose values might be "bright-red" or "pink". Your objective is to make sure the tree has enough properties to launch the game and connect with the three data structures we have used so far.

          We will need to design the structure of the game itself. We will use the following partially specified semistructured data object.

root
game
flamingos
game-level
game-level
flamingo-type
flamingo-type
missions grid-size
missions
flamingo-subtype
flamingo-subtype
mission
mission mission
mission
flamingo-property
flamingo-property flamingo-property flamingo-property
flamingo-subtype_id num-flamingos

We have seen that both XML and JSON are essentially trees. The tree here says that the "missions" category can have several "mission" items. Each mission item will have an associated flamingo type (e.g., flamingos with stars on their backs) and the number of flamingos of that type released to the users to catch. We also have flamingos of different types and subtypes, where each subtype will have a list of properties.

Explain how you might extend the tree with at least five specific flamingo properties. For example, beak-color whose values might be "bright-red" or "pink".

Your objective is to make sure the tree has enough properties to launch the game and connect with the three data structures we have used so far.

We will need to design the structure of the game itself. We will use the following partially specified semistructured data object.

root
game
flamingos
game-level
game-level
flamingo-type
flamingo-type
missions grid-size
missions
flamingo-subtype
flamingo-subtype
mission
mission mission
mission
flamingo-property
flamingo-property flamingo-property flamingo-property
flamingo-subtypeid num-flamingos

We have seen that both XML and JSON are essentially trees. The tree here says that the "missions" category can have several "mission" items. Each mission item will have an associated flamingo type (e.g., flamingos with stars on their backs) and the number of flamingos of that type released to the users to catch. We also have flamingos of different types and subtypes, where each subtype will have a list of properties.

Explain how you might extend the tree with at least five specific flamingo properties. For example, beak-color whose values might be "bright-red" or "pink".

Your objective is to make sure the tree has enough properties to launch the game and connect with the three data structures we have used so far.

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