#include <iostream>    //must include to use std::to_string()
#include <format>

struct games
{
    std::string game{};
    int hoursPlayed{};
    int month{};                   // Game structure //
    int day{};
    int year{};
    std::string lastDatePlayed{};  // use {} for undefined variables or they will be assigned a random number!!!!
};

int main()
{
    games myGame1{};               // use {} for undefined variables or they will be assigned a random number!!!!
    myGame1.game = "Content Warning";
    myGame1.hoursPlayed = 68;
    myGame1.month = 4;
    myGame1.day = 13;
    myGame1.year = 2024;
    myGame1.lastDatePlayed = std::format("{}{}.{}.{}", 0, myGame1.month, myGame1.day, myGame1.year); // std::format("{int1}{int2}", int1, int2)

    games myGame2{};
    myGame2.game = "Squad";
    myGame2.hoursPlayed = 70;
    myGame2.month = 4;
    myGame2.day = 6;
    myGame2.year = 2024;
    myGame2.lastDatePlayed = std::format("{}{}.{}{}.{}", 0, myGame2.month, 0, myGame2.day, myGame2.year); // std::format("{int1}{int2}", int1, int2)

    games myGame3{};
    myGame3.game = "Counter-Strike 2";
    myGame3.hoursPlayed = 47;
    myGame3.month = 4;
    myGame3.day = 3;
    myGame3.year = 2024;
    myGame3.lastDatePlayed = std::format("{}{}.{}{}.{}", 0, myGame3.month, 0, myGame3.day, myGame3.year); // std::format("{int1}{int2}", int1, int2)

    std::cout << "Game 1: " << myGame1.game << "\n" << "Hours Played: " << myGame1.hoursPlayed << "h" << "\n"
              << "Last Played(month,day,year): " << myGame1.lastDatePlayed << "\n\n";

    std::cout << "Game 2: " << myGame2.game << "\n" << "Hours Played: " << myGame2.hoursPlayed << "h" << "\n"
              << "Last Played(month,day,year): " << myGame2.lastDatePlayed << "\n\n";

    std::cout << "Game 3: " << myGame3.game << "\n" << "Hours Played: " << myGame3.hoursPlayed << "h" << "\n"
              << "Last Played(month,day,year): " << myGame3.lastDatePlayed << "\n\n";  // Avoid std::endl

    return 0;
}