//Ashok Chandwaney
//COSC 120 example code

import java.util.*;
public class Orange {

    //these variables correspond to the middle level of the UML diagram
    //they're the information that every object of this class will store
    boolean isPeeled;
    int percentLeft;
    boolean isOrganic;

    //main method - this is where the program starts running from top to bottom
    public static void main(String[] args)
    {
        System.out.println("Hi i'm a program");


        //make a new orange, calls the constructor
        Orange myOrange = new Orange();

        System.out.println("How much of the orange do you want to eat? Between 0 and 100");
        Scanner scanner = new Scanner(System.in);
        int x = scanner.nextInt();
        myOrange.eat(x);
        int whatsLeft = myOrange.getWhatsLeft();
        System.out.println(whatsLeft + " of your orange is left");

        //make another new orange, call the constructor with arguments
        //this particular orange is organic, but not peeled and uneaten
        Orange constructorOrange = new Orange(true, 100, false);
    }

    //No-arguments, or "default" constructor for an orange.
    //IMPORTANT! In here every variable from the top (percentLeft, isPeeled, and isOrganic)
    //are given values.  In your default constructor, you should assign a value to every variable
    public Orange()
    {
        isPeeled = false;
        percentLeft = 100;
        isOrganic = false;
    }

    //The arguments constructor for an orange
    //Takes in one piece of information corresonding to each of the variables at the top
    //Then puts the values from those pieces of information taken in into the corresponding variable at the top
    public Orange(boolean organic, int left, boolean peeled)
    {
        isPeeled = peeled;
        percentLeft = left;
        isOrganic = organic;
    }

    //peels the orange
    public void peel()
    {
        isPeeled = true;
    }

    //eats a percentage of the orange
    public void eat(int percent)
    {
        System.out.println("You have eaten " + percent + " of your orange");

        //subtracts the specified percent from the percentLeft
        percentLeft = percentLeft - percent;
    }//note: at this point the value in percent stops existing

    public int getWhatsLeft()
    {
        //the return statement makes the program stop what it's doing and throw back a value
        //so this line makes the program stop and send back the value in percentLeft
        return percentLeft;
    }
}