/**
 * A class to give students experience using loops.  This class
 * creates and manipulates objects of Greg's Date class.
 */
 public class SpeedDating
 {
    // Note: this class has no instance variables!
 	
    /**
     * Create a SpeedDating object
     */
     public SpeedDating()
     {}	   
     // Note: The constructor takes no parameters.  This is known as
     // a "default" constructor.  This one also happens to have an empty body,
     // but that is not true for all default constructors
     
    /**
     * Computes and returns the Date of Columbus Day in the USA - the second
     * Monday in October - for a given year   
     * @param year the year for which to compute Columbus Day
     * @return the Date of Columbus Day for the given year
     */
     public Date discoverColumbusDay(int year)
     {
        // bogus return value so program skeleton will compile and run - 
        // replace it with the correct Date and delete this comment
        return null ;
     }
 	
    /**
     * Computes and returns the corrected Excel Date Number for a given Date.
     * (All Excel Dates after 2/28/1900 are incorrectly numbered one greater 
     * than they should be)
     * @param theDate the date for which to compute the correct Excel Number
     * @return the correct Excel Date Number of theDate
     */
     public int iExcel(Date theDate)
     {
        // bogus return value so program skeleton will compile and run - 
        // replace it with the correct number and delete this comment
        return -999 ;
     }
 	 	
     /**
      * Computes and returns the next year - beginning with 2021 - in which
      * New Year's Day will fall on a specified day of the week
      * @param dayOfWeek the day of the week 
      * @return the year in which New Year's Day will fall on dayOfWeek
      */
      public int auldLangSynch(String dayOfWeek) 
      {
        // bogus return value so program skeleton will compile and run - 
        // replace it with the correct number and delete this comment
        return -999 ;
      }
 }