// Sample Lab Test #2 
#include "stdstuff.h"
#include "Date.h"

// This test involves writing an application program that uses the
// Date class (Version 2 from Chapter 5).

// Write your program in the space indicated below.
// Run the sample executable provided if any of the instructions
// here are unclear.

// You may assume that all dates entered are reasonable, i.e. no
// error checking of dates is required.

// Note that program comments are required for full marks.

// Your program is to read in pairs of dates until both dates entered are 
// the same, at which point your program should exit, printing out how many pairs of dates 
// were entered (before the two dates that were the same).
 
// For each pair of (different) dates entered:
// - print out the two dates
// - print out the number of days between the two dates (always positive)
// - print out whether the two dates are both in the same month (regardless of day and year) or not, 
//   and if they are in the same month, print the month
// - print out whether none, one or two of the dates are on the weekend (i.e. Saturday or Sunday)

// Again, run the sample executable if any of the above is unclear.

 
int main()  
{
   String2002 months[13] = {"unused", "January", "February", "March", "April",
                            "May", "June", "July", "August", "September",
                            "October", "November", "December"};
                            // it is recommended, but not required, that you 
                            // use the above array of String2002 objects in
                            // your solution
                            
   // write your solution here
		
   pause();
   return 0;
}