import java.util.Scanner;

/**

* @date 04/10/2018

* @author FredHappyface

*

*/

public class TariffTest {

public static void main(String[] args) {

// Prints information and instructions

System.out.println("Tarrif 1:\n" + "rate: £20\n" + "mins: 200\n" + "texts: 150\n" + "Tarrif 2:\n"

+ "rate: £35\n" + "mins: 400\n" + "texts: 350\n");

System.out.println("Would you like to use tarrif 1 or tarrif 2? (Input '1' or '2')");

// Allows the user to input an integer

Scanner rawInput = new Scanner(System.in);

int tariff = rawInput.nextInt();

// Declare variables

int rate = 0;

int mins = 0;

int texts = 0;

// Switch/ Case statement - sets the variables according to the users

// selection

switch (tariff) {

case 1:

rate = 20;

mins = 200;

texts = 150;

break;

case 2:

rate = 35;

mins = 400;

texts = 350;

break;

default:

}

Tariff myTariff = new Tariff(rate, mins, texts);

// Prints instructions

System.out.println("Please enter the number of mins and number of texts used: (Input in the form: mins texts)");

// Allows the user to input two integers

int minsUsed = rawInput.nextInt();

int textsUsed = rawInput.nextInt();

// Use the object functions to set the number of minutes used and the

// number of texts used

myTariff.setMinsUsed(minsUsed);

myTariff.setTextsUsed(textsUsed);

// Output the results

System.out.println(myTariff.output());

rawInput.close();

}

}