//adapted from the book "Practical Object-Oriented Design in Ruby" by Sandi Metz

namespace GetterSetterExample
{
    public class Gear
    {
        private int chainring, cog, rim; //instance data fields
        private double tire;

        public Gear (int chainring, int cog, int rim, double tire) //constructor
        {
            this.chainring = chainring;
            this.cog = cog;
            this.rim = rim;
            this.tire = tire;
        }

        public int GetChainringSize () //accessor (aka getter) for chainring
        {
            return this.chainring;
        }

        public void SetChainringSize (int chainringSize) //mutator (aka setter) for chainring
        {
            this.chainring = chainringSize;
        }

        public int GetCogSize () //accessor/getter for cog
        {
            return this.cog;
        }

        public void SetCogSize (int cogSize) //mutator/setter for cog
        {
            this.cog = cogSize;
        }

        public int GetRimSize () //accessor/getter for rim
        {
            return this.rim;
        }

        public void SetRimSize (int rimSize) //mutator/setter for rim
        {
            this.rim = rimSize;
        }

        public double GetTireSize () //accessor/getter for tire
        {
            return this.tire;
        }

        public void SetTireSize (double tireSize) //mutator/setter for tire
        {
            this.tire = tireSize;
        }
    }
}