import java.util.*;

/**
 * A simple crappy test program for the Course class.  Not exhaustive.
 */
public class TestCourseCrappy {
	public static void main(String[] args) {
		Set<Weekday> days = new TreeSet<Weekday>();
		days.add(Weekday.MONDAY);
		days.add(Weekday.WEDNESDAY);
		days.add(Weekday.FRIDAY);
		Course course1 = new Course("CSE 331", 4, days, new Time(10, 30, false), 50);
		System.out.println(course1);
		System.out.println(course1.contains(Weekday.MONDAY, new Time(10, 45, false)));
		System.out.println(course1.contains(Weekday.THURSDAY, new Time(10, 30, false)));
		System.out.println(course1.contains(Weekday.FRIDAY, new Time(11, 19, false)));
		System.out.println(course1.contains(Weekday.WEDNESDAY, new Time(11, 21, false)));
		System.out.println();
		
		Set<Weekday> days2 = new TreeSet<Weekday>();
		days2.add(Weekday.MONDAY);
		days2.add(Weekday.TUESDAY);
		days2.add(Weekday.WEDNESDAY);
		days2.add(Weekday.THURSDAY);
		days2.add(Weekday.FRIDAY);
		Course course2 = new Course("CSE 333", 4, days2, new Time(12, 30, true), 90);
		System.out.println(course2);
		System.out.println(course1.conflictsWith(course2));
		System.out.println();
		
		Set<Weekday> days3 = new TreeSet<Weekday>();
		days3.add(Weekday.TUESDAY);
		days3.add(Weekday.THURSDAY);
		Course course3 = new Course("CSE 403", 4, days2, new Time(10, 30, false), 60);
		System.out.println(course3);
		System.out.println(course1.conflictsWith(course3));
		System.out.println(course2.conflictsWith(course3));
	}
}

/*
CSE 331,4,MWF,10:30 AM,50
true
false
true
false

CSE 333,4,MTWRF,12:30 PM,90
false

CSE 403,4,MTWRF,10:30 AM,60
true
false
*/