//2011 q1(e)
class Distance{
	double mile; double yards=1760;

	Distance(){}//no args constructor (not needed because of line

	Distance(double mile1, double yard1){//all args constructor
		mile = mile1; yards = yard1;
		yard1 = 1760;
	}


	void getDistance(){
		System.out.println("Enter in miles: ");
		mile = Console.readDouble();
		yards = mile * yards;
		System.out.println((int)mile + " miles or " + ((int)yards) + " yards");

	}
	void toStrings(){
		if(yards%1760!=0){
			System.out.println((int)mile + " miles " + ((int)yards%1760) + " yards " );
		}
	}
	//void add(int addition){
	//	int total = mile + yards + addition;
	//}

	public static void main (String [] args){
		Distance d = new Distance();//THIS IS YOUR OBJECT 'd' and you have to have this in front of your methods that are in class distance otherwise it won't work!
		d.getDistance();//try taking the d away from these methods and see what difference it makes! :) x
		d.toStrings();
	}
}