// 4-5 Enumerated types.cpp : Defines the entry point for the console application.
//

#include "stdafx.h"
#include <iostream>
#include "string"

//Define an enumerated type to choose between the following monster races: orcs, goblins, trolls, ogres, and skeletons.
//Define a variable of the enumerated type you defined in question 1 and assign it the troll enumerator.

enum class MonsterType
{
	ORC,
	GOBLIN,
	TROLL,
	OGRE,
	SKELETON,
	BEAST
};

std::string getMonsterType(MonsterType monsterType)
{
	using std::string;

	if (monsterType == MonsterType::ORC)
		return string("Orc");
	if (monsterType == MonsterType::GOBLIN)
		return string("Goblin");
	if (monsterType == MonsterType::TROLL)
		return string("Troll");
	if (monsterType == MonsterType::OGRE)
		return string("Ogre");
	if (monsterType == MonsterType::SKELETON)
		return string("Skeleton");
	if (monsterType == MonsterType::BEAST)
		return string("Beast");

	return string("Unknown");
}

int main()
{
	using std::cout;
	using std::endl;

	MonsterType currentEnemyMonsterType;

	cout << "You face a hill troll!" << endl;
	currentEnemyMonsterType = MonsterType::TROLL;
	cout << "This monster is of the type: " << getMonsterType(currentEnemyMonsterType) << endl;

	cout << "You kill the hill troll. But suddenly, a lich jumps out from behind the bushes!" << endl;
	currentEnemyMonsterType = MonsterType::SKELETON;
	cout << "This monster is of the type: " << getMonsterType(currentEnemyMonsterType) << endl;

	cout << "The lich is anemic from not consuming enough souls and collapses on the spot. You instead try to fight a nearby dire squirrel." << endl;
	currentEnemyMonsterType = MonsterType::BEAST;
	cout << "This monster is of the type: " << getMonsterType(currentEnemyMonsterType) << endl;

    return 0;
}