public with sharing class WeekTwoHomework {


	public static void homeworkAssignmentMethod () {
		//Read through the set-up below and then complete the code following the prompts.  When you're done, make sure to compile (save) your work
		//Open Execute Anonymous in the Developer Console and execute your code by typing in: WeekTwoHomework.homeworkAssignmentMethod();
		//Read through the debug statements to make sure you're done your work correctly.

		//************************************************************************************************************

		// 1. Add two more whole numbers to this list using .add()
		List < Integer > numberList = new List < Integer >{0,1,1,2,3,5,8,13,21,34};
            numberList.add(2);
        	numberList.add(4);



		//Checking our work: debug evaluates to 12 because you started with 10 numbers and added 2.
		system.debug('This number should be 12: ' +numberList.size());



		//************************************************************************************************************
		// 2. Create a new Lead and insert it in the database. (If you're stuck, look back at the WeekTwoClassExercises class for an example of creating a new SObject Record)
		//You can give it any values you like, but remember that last name and Company are required fields (both are simple text fields.)
		Lead L = new Lead();

        L.FirstName = 'Mickey';  //can comment on same code line!
        L.LastName = 'Mouse';
        L.Company = 'Disney World';
        L.Status = 'New Lead'; //What if you declare a new value that does not exist in your picklist?  Is it like DataLoader & will insert the value?
        L.City = 'Orlando';
        L.State = 'FL';


		//Checking our work:
		system.debug('We should see One DML was executed: '+ Limits.getDMLRows());


		//************************************************************************************************************
		//3. For the loop that is commented out below, update the while condition by replacing the ?? so that the loop runs 5 times
		//delete the slashes so that the loop is no longer commented out and compile the class.

		//Can you add a debug statement to print out the counter value every time it runs through the loop?


		Integer counter = 0;

		while (counter < 5) {  //from position 0,1,2,3,4 position 5<5 is Falso so counter stops incrementing and the loop is done!
			counter++;  //without this line to increment counter, we'd have an infinite loop!
		//}

		System.debug('Done with the loop, it ran: ' + counter + ' times.');

        }//added due to error, may have deleted one by accident - or a teachable moment!

	}
}