/* Driver.java 
 * The purpose of this program is to practice with an array of objects.
 * In this program, the array will be a deck of cards.
 * 1.  Read a file containing a list of 52 shuffled cards into an array of Card objects.
 * 2.  Ask the user to enter some (e.g. five) numbers 1-52.
 *     For each number, find the corresponding card in the array.
 *     Once you know what this card is, find out if it's a heart and/or a face card.
 * 3.  Output the total number of hearts found and face cards.
 * Note:  We don't do any random numbers or shuffling in this program.  We assume
 * the input file has a shuffled deck.
 */
import java.util.Scanner;
import java.io.FileInputStream;
import java.io.FileNotFoundException;

public class Driver
{
  public static void main(String [] args) throws FileNotFoundException
  {
    Scanner inFile = new Scanner(new FileInputStream("cards.txt"));
    Scanner kbd = new Scanner(System.in);

    // Create array of 52 cards.
    Card [] deck = new Card [52];

    // Read input file.  Each string represents a card like "Q-d", with a
    // denomination, a hyphen, and a suit.  Create a card object one at a time
    // and put it into the array.
    int index = 0;
    while (index < 52)
    {
      String cardString = inFile.next();
      char denom = cardString.charAt(0);
      char suit = cardString.charAt(2);

      //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
      // Enter statement(s) here to create a card object and put it
      // into the array.
      //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

      ++index;
    }

    // Now, ask the user for some numbers in the range 1-52.  For example,
    // the user might type in the numbers 30, 5 and 16.  
    // For each number the  user enters, find the corresponding card in the
    // deck.  Then ask if this card is a heart.   Ask if this card is a face card.
    // Keep track of the total number of hearts and face cards.
    int numHearts = 0;
    int numFaceCards = 0;
    
    System.out.printf("Enter five numbers (1-52):  ");

    // Let's read a whole line of input.
    // The loop below will read one integer at a time out of this
    // input string.
    String inputLine = kbd.nextLine();
    Scanner scanLine = new Scanner(inputLine);
    
    index = 0;
    while (index < 5)
    {
      // read an integer from the scanLine
      

      // Retrieve a card object from the array based on this value.
      // Note that you don't call a constructor here.  You are not
      //   creating a "new" card, just retrieving one from the array.
      

      // Print out this card by calling the card's toString().
      

      // If this card is a heart, increment heart counter.
      // If this card is a face card, increment face-card counter.
      

      ++index;
    }

    // Final output - the number of hearts & face cards.
    System.out.printf("I found %d hearts and %d face cards.\n",
                      numHearts, numFaceCards);
  }
}