package mgminterview;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Arrays;

//Your task is to:
//- fix the code
//- improve the poor quality of this code.
//
//(You can change anything you want
//
//The class should sort food instances and output the following lines:
//
//Potato 1
//Potato 9
//Potato 11
//Tomato 11
//Potato 12
//Potato 42
//Potato 46
//Potato 55
//Potato 77
//Tomato 121
//


public class MgmInterviewFoodSort {


	/*FOOD is an abstract class that can be inherited by particular instantiations of food, and has two
	 * properties- a size (unique to each instantiation of a food) and a name (same for every subclass)
	 */
	public static abstract class FOOD implements Comparable<FOOD>  {
		public int size;
		public String name;
		public FOOD () {
			this.size = -1;
		}
		public FOOD (int size) {
			this.size = size;
		}

		public int getSize() {
			return this.size;
		}
		public String getName() {
			return this.name;
		}

		public String toString () {
			return this.getName() + " " + this.getSize();
		}

		//Sorts the different foods by their size and then alphabetically by type
		public int compareTo (FOOD other) {
			if (this.getSize() < other.getSize()) {
				return -1;
			}
			if (this.getSize() == other.getSize()) {
				return this.getName().compareTo(other.getName());
			}
			return 1;
		}
	}
	/* A Potato is a FOOD
	 * Every Potato's name is "Potato"
	 * Potato has no default size specific to it, so if the user doesn't input a size, it gets the default food size: -1
	 */
	public static class Potato extends FOOD {
		public Potato () {
			this.name = "Potato";
		}
		public Potato (int size) {
			super(size);
			this.name = "Potato";
		}

	}
	/* A Tomato is a FOOD
	 * Every Tomato's name is "Tomato"
	 * Its default size is 121
	 */
	public static class Tomato extends FOOD {
		public Tomato () {
			super(121);
			this.name = "Tomato";
		}
		public Tomato (int size) {
			super(size);
			this.name = "Tomato";
		}



	}

	//Prints the foods
	public static void print(FOOD[] foods) {
		for (final FOOD food : Arrays.asList(foods)) {
			System.out.println(food.toString());
		}
	}
	//Creates an array of foods, then sorts and prints them
	public static void main(final String[] args) {
		FOOD[] foods = new FOOD[10];

		foods[0] = new Tomato(11);
		foods[1] = new Tomato();
		foods[2] = new Potato(1);
		foods[3] = new Potato(42);
		foods[4] = new Potato(77);
		foods[5] = new Potato(55);
		foods[6] = new Potato(46);
		foods[7] = new Potato(12);
		foods[8] = new Potato(11);
		foods[9] = new Potato(9);


		Arrays.sort(foods);
		print(foods);
	}
}