#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

// ensures no mistakes are made with constants
const int INCH_PER_FOOT{12};
const int INCH_PER_YARD{36};
const int INCH_PER_MILE{63360};

/*
 this function takes in the user's input for inches, then prints out how many miles, yards, feet, and inches total (its simplified form)
*/

int main()
{
	cout << "Enter the number of inches: ";
	int inches;
	cin >> inches;
	cout << inches << endl;
	{
		/*
		math should be right, here. Because int values truncate (not round), the remainder will be able to be re-used for
		the next value. We want it to print regardless of how many miles there are.
		*/
		int miles{ inches / INCH_PER_MILE };
		inches = ( inches % INCH_PER_MILE );
		cout << miles << ( ( miles == 1 ) ? " mile" : " miles" ) << endl;		// should print "0 miles" if 0 as well, proper grammar
	}

	{
		int yards{ inches / INCH_PER_YARD };
		inches = ( inches % INCH_PER_YARD );
		cout << yards << ( ( yards == 1 ) ? " yard" : " yards" ) << endl;
	}

	{
		int feet{ inches / INCH_PER_FOOT };
		inches = ( inches % INCH_PER_FOOT );
		cout << feet << ( ( feet == 1 ) ? " foot" : " feet" ) << endl;
	}

	// no need for extra scope here, var inches is in the same scope, after all
	cout << inches << ( ( inches > 1 ) ? " inches" : " inch" ) << endl;

	return 0;
}