/*
 * Midterm1InLab.java
 *  Midterm 1 test for CS102, Fall 2008
 * 
 * @name Dale Reed   // Replace my name with yours
 * @date Wednesday, October 8th, 2008
 * 
 * Be sure to comment out sections of code that don't work before
 * you turn in your solution, since you get no points if your
 * program doesn't compile.  See instructions for each of the problems
 * below.
 */

import java.util.Scanner;       // used for console input commands

public class Midterm1InLab // For first Midterm
{
    // For input from the keyboard
    Scanner keyboard = new Scanner(System.in);
    
    public static void main (String[] args)
    {
        // Replace my name with yours in the statement below
        System.out.println("Name: Englebert Humberdink \n" +
                   "Midterm Exam 1, CS 102, Fall 2008 \n");
        
        // Create an object so I can call the two methods below
        Midterm1InLab myMidterm1 = new Midterm1InLab();              
        
        // Calling two methods.
        myMidterm1.problem1();   // first problem
        myMidterm1.problem2();   // second problem
        
        // End of the midterm.
        System.out.println("\nEnd of Midterm1 problems.\n\n");
    }// end main()
    
    
    /* Write the code for your solution to Problem 1 inside the method 
     * called problem1().
     *
     * Write code to read in a String from the keyboard, 
     * then count how many number digits are in the input. 
     * (Hint: Think of the digits as just characters and 
     *    remember how we pulled out characters in program #2)
     *
     * For one set of input, running this would look like:
     *      Inside Problem 1
     *      Type in a String: 1 year after I was 12 I turned 13
     *      How many digits were found: 5   
     *      
     * For another set of input, running this would look like:      
     *      Inside Problem 1
     *      Type in a String: 7 times 7 is 49
     *      How many digits were found: 4 
     */
    private void problem1()    
    {
        System.out.println("Inside Problem 1");
        
        // Write your solution to problem 1 starting here...
        // ...
                        
  
        
    }// end method problem1()
    
    
    /* 
     * Write code to create a Car class.
     * 
     * In class Car (see below) you must implement the following:
     *   1. The appropriate 5 class instance variables (fields)
     *   2. Constructors
     *   3. Code that allows comparing two cars, 
     *  telling whether or not they are equal.
     *   4. A method that gives properly formatted output when an 
     *  instance is displayed using System.out.print or 
     *  System.out.println
     *   5. Any additional methods that you think are needed
     *
     * Running this would look like:
     *      Inside Problem 2
     *      On the next line please enter the name, cost, color, number of doors, and number of cylinders for a car:
     *      Yugo 675 rust 2 4
     *  
     *  The cars are:
     *      maroon 4-door Toyota costing $21000, 4 cylinder
     *      black 4-door Lexus costing $50000, 6 cylinder
     *      rust 2-door Yugo costing $675, 4 cylinder
     *      
     *      Car2 and car3 are NOT equal.
     *      
     *      End of Midterm1 problems. 
     *
     *
     * Running this again could look like:
     *      Inside Problem 2
     *      On the next line please enter the name, cost, color, number of doors, and number of cylinders for a car:
     *      Lexus 50000 black 4 6
     *  
     *  The cars are:
     *      maroon 4-door Toyota costing $21000, 4 cylinder
     *      black 4-door Lexus costing $50000, 6 cylinder
     *      black 4-door Lexus costing $50000, 6 cylinder
     *      
     *      Car2 and car3 are equal.
     *      
     *      End of Midterm1 problems.     
     *      
     */                  
    private void problem2()    
    {
        System.out.println("Inside Problem 2");
        
        // *** IMPORTANT ***
        // Don't change any code inside of this problem2() method.
        // Only add code to the definition of class Car at the 
        // bottom of this document.
        
        Car car1 = new Car();
        Car car2 = new Car("Lexus", 50000, "black", 4, 6);
        Car car3;
        
        System.out.println("On the next line please enter the name, cost, color, number of doors, and number of cylinders for a car: ");
        
        String carType = keyboard.next();
        int carCost = keyboard.nextInt();
        String carColor = keyboard.next();
        int carNumberOfDoors = keyboard.nextInt();
        int carNumberOfCylinders = keyboard.nextInt();
        
        car3 = new Car( carType, carCost, carColor, carNumberOfDoors, carNumberOfCylinders);
        
        // Display the created objects
        System.out.println();
        System.out.println("The cars are: ");
        System.out.println( car1 );
        System.out.println( car2 );
        System.out.println( car3 );
        System.out.println();
        
        // Compare car2 and car3, 
        // displaying whether or not they are equal
        if( car2.equals(car3) ) 
        {
            System.out.println("Car2 and car3 are equal.");
        }
        else 
        {
            System.out.println("Car2 and car3 are NOT equal.");
        }
        
    }// end method problem2()
    
    
    // Car class
    class Car 
    {
        // Write your code here to implement the Car class.  
        // It does not need to be in a separate file.
        //                     1. The appropriate 5 class instance variables (fields)
        //                  *   2. Constructors
        //                  *   3. Code that allows comparing two cars, 
        //                  *  telling whether or not they are equal.
        //                  *   4. A method that gives properly formatted output when an 
        //                  *  instance is displayed using System.out.print or 
        //                  *  System.out.println
        //                  *   5. Any additional methods that you think are needed
        //                  *
        //                  * Running this would look like:
        //                  *      Inside Problem 2
        //                  *      On the next line please enter the name, cost, color, number of doors, and number of cylinders for a car:
        //                  *      Yugo 675 rust 2 4  
        // Maroon 4-door Toyota costing $21000, 4 cylinder
        
        // instance variables (a.k.a. class variables, fields)

        
        // Constructors... 

        
        // other methods...
        
        
    }//end class Car
    
}// end of class Midterm1InLabBlank