Program3.cpp

// Program3.cpp : This file contains the 'main' function. Program execution begins and ends there.
//

#include <iostream>
#include "list342.h"
#include "child.h"
using namespace std;

int main()
{

        Child c1("Angie", "Ham", 7), c2("Pradnya", "Dhala", 8),
            c3("Bill", "Vollmann", 13), c4("Cesar", "Ruiz", 6);
        Child c5("Piqi", "Tangi", 7), c6("Pete", "Rose", 13),
            c7("Hank", "Aaron", 3), c8("Madison", "Fife", 7);
        Child c9("Miles", "Davis", 65), c10("John", "Zorn", 4), c11;
        List342<Child> class1, class2, soccer, chess;
        int a = 1, b = -1, c = 13;

        class1.Insert(&c1);
        class1.Insert(&c2);
        class1.Insert(&c3);
        class1.Insert(&c4);
        class1.Insert(&c5);
        class1.Insert(&c6);
        class1.Insert(&c5);
        cout << "class1: " << class1 << endl;

        if (!class1.Insert(&c1))
        {
            cout << "ERROR::: Duplicate" << endl;
        }

        class2.Insert(&c4);
        class2.Insert(&c5);
        class2.Insert(&c6);
        class2.Insert(&c7);
        class2.Insert(&c10);
        cout << "Class2: " << class2 << endl;

        class1.Merge(class2);
        class2.Merge(class1);
        class1.Merge(class2);
        class1.Merge(class1);
        cout << "class1 and 2 Merged: " << class1 << endl;

        if (!class2.isEmpty())
        {
            cout << "ERROR:: Class2 should be empty empty" << endl;
        }

        class1.Remove(c4, c11);
        class1.Remove(c5, c11);
        class1.Remove(c11, c11);
        if (class1.Remove(c1, c11))
        {
            cout << "Removed from class1, student " << c11 << endl;
        }
        cout << "class1: " << class1 << endl;

        soccer.Insert(&c6);
        soccer.Insert(&c4);
        soccer.Insert(&c9);
        cout << "soccer: " << soccer << endl;
        soccer += class1;
        cout << "soccer += class1 : " << soccer << endl;

        List342<Child> football = soccer;
        if (football == soccer)
        {
            cout << "football: " << football << endl;
        }
        if (football.Peek(c6, c11))
        {
            cout << c11 << " is on the football team" << endl;
        }
        soccer.DeleteList();
        if (!soccer.isEmpty())
        {
            cout << "ERROR:  soccer should be empty" << endl;
        }

        List342<int> numbers;
        numbers.Insert(&a);
        numbers.Insert(&b);
        numbers.Insert(&c);
        cout << "These are the numbers: " << numbers << endl;
        numbers.DeleteList();

        
        List342<Child> children;
        children.BuildList("test2.txt");
        cout << children << endl;
        


        return 0;


        
}


    


   

    


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