// File: DateTest.cpp
// Use a Date object
// Note: No multiple inclusion guard. C++ files aren’t (and shouldn’t be) imported.

#include <iostream>

// Quotes instead of <> means find the file in this directory, not in the C++ library
#include "Date.h"		// Need this so we can declare and use Date objects

using namespace std;

int main()
{ // Create a Date object
  Date D1;  		
  // Fill it in?
//  D1.month=8; D1.day=10;  D1.year=2013;
  // The legal way
  D1.setDate(8,10,2013);
  cout << D1.getDateString(); // Exact Output:  August 10, 2013
  D1.increment(5);		// D1 is now on August 15, 2013 (8,15,2013)
  D1.increment();			// D1 is now on August 16, 2013 (8,16,2013)
  //   We used the default parameter value of 1.
  // Wouldn’t it be nice to create and fill a Date in in one act? We can!
  Date D2(8,12,2013);  // creates a Date object with the arguments’ data
}