public class Homework8 {

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        Node rootNode = new Node(new Double(2), null);
        problem0(rootNode);
        problem1(rootNode);
    }

    /*
     * Problem 0 - 2-99 in 1.0 increments
     * Problem 1 - Insert Double objects for 5.01 through 5.99 in 0.01 increments to the linked list.
     */
    public static Node problem0(Node rootNode) {//method for your "problem0"
        Node last = rootNode; //setting "next" local variable to "rootnode"
        double data = rootNode.getdata(); //setting "data" variable to whatever the initial data-value of "rootnode" is

        while (data < 100){ //will loop until the data in the latest node is 99
            Node mostRecent = new Node(data, null);//makes new nodes and puts data in them.
            last.setnext(mostRecent); //makes the node "last" point to the mostRecent we just created... "before the dot" points to "in the parentheses"
            last = mostRecent; //sets last node reference to the new "last node"
            data++;//want to make this increase the data by 1
        }
        return rootNode;
    }
    public static void problem1(Node rootNode){
        double data = rootNode.getdata();
        Node integers = problem0(rootNode);
        Node mostRecent = rootNode;
        while (integers.getnext()!= null){
            //System.out.println(integers.getdata());
            if (data == 5){//the code reaches this point, because if i ask it to print just this loop, it will
                //however, if i have it try to print the "integers" data, it infinitely loops/prints 2

                /// You never set your "mostRecent" node or your "integers" node to anything different, so
                ///your code never approaches a terminating condition. When you use while loops, be sure
                ///that your code inside the while loop eventually reaches your terminating condition.

                for (double minidata = 5.01; minidata <= 6.00; minidata+=0.01){
                    Node miniNode = new Node(minidata, null);
                    //System.out.println(miniNode.getdata());
                    mostRecent.setnext(miniNode);
                    mostRecent = miniNode;
                }
                break; //if i set a break here... it only prints 4 2's.... but they're still all 2's
                //which means that it's not actually cycling through problem0...?
            }
        data++;
        }
    }
}