using System;
using DateTest;

public class Tester
{
    public void Run()
    {
        // Create an instance of the date object
        Date oDate = new Date(1986, "December", 10);

        // Create another instance of the date object using 
        // the overloaded constructer
        Date oDate2 = new Date("May", 12);

        // Display the values in the first date object
        oDate.DisplayDate();

        // Display the values in the second date object
        oDate2.DisplayDate();

        int intDay = 0;
        string strMonth = "";
        int intYear = 0;


        // Display the values in the first date object using the GetDate method
        Console.WriteLine(oDate.GetDate(ref intDay, ref strMonth, ref intYear));
        // Show how the GetDate method has changed the local variables by using ref
        Console.WriteLine("The Date is: " + intDay.ToString() + " " + strMonth + " " + intYear.ToString());

        // Change the property values in oDate
        oDate.Year = 1977;
        oDate.Month = "September";
        oDate.Day = 8;

        // and then display them
        oDate.DisplayDate();
    }

    static void Main()
    {
        Tester t = new Tester();
        t.Run();

        Console.ReadLine();
    }
}