/**
 * A class to give students experience using loops.  This class
 * creates and manipulates objects of Greg's Date class.
 */
 public class SpeedDating2
 {
    // Note: this class has no instance variables!
 	
    /**
     * Create an empty SpeedDating object
     * (this is known as a "default" constructor)
     */
     public SpeedDating2()
     {}	   // Constructor has empty body
 	
    /**
    * Prints the day of the week (e.g. "Thursday") on which Halloween will
    * fall for 10 consecutive years.
    * @param startYear the first of the 10 consecutive years
    */
   public void printHalloweens(int startYear)
   {
      // TO DO: write body of this method here
   }

   /**
    * Computes and returns the Date on which Thanksgiving will fall
    * in a given year.
    *
    * NOTE: By law, Thanksgiving is the 4th Thursday in November
    *
    * @param year the year for which to compute the date of Thanksgiving
    * @return the Date of Thanksgiving for the specified year
    */
   public Date getThanksgiving(int year)
   {
      // TO DO: write body of this method here
   }

   /**
    * Computes and returns the number of days between two dates,
    * counting the end date but not the start date.  E.g., the
    * number of days between 11/1/2012 and 11/5/2012 is 4, not 5.
    *
    * Precondition: The start date must occur on or before the end date.
    *
    * @param start the earlier of the two dates
    * @param end the later of the two dates
    *
    * @return the number of days elapsed between the start date and the
    * end date
    */
   public int countingTheDays(Date start, Date end)
   {
      // TO DO: write body of this method here
   }
   
    /**
     * Prints the day of the week (e.g. "Thursday") on which the 4th of July
     * will fall in 10 consecutive years
     * @param startYear the first of the 10 consecutive years
     */
     public void print4thOfJulys(int startYear)
     {
         // TO DO: write body of this method here
     }
 	
     /**
      * Computes and returns the number of days between two dates,
      * counting the end date but not the start date.  E.g., the
      * number of days between 11/2/2010 and 11/5/2010 is 3, not 4.
      *
      * Precondition: The start date must occur on or before the end date.
      * 
      * @param start the earlier of the two dates
      * @param end the later of the two dates
      * 
      * @return the number of days elapsed between the start date and the 
      * end date 
      */
      public int getDaysBetween(Date start, Date end) 
      {
 	 // NOTE: Do NOT modify the parameters "start" or "end" in this method!
         // Doing so will modify the arguments in the calling method!
         // If you need to do this (most likely you will need to modify one),
         // use one of the copies provided here instead:

         Date d1 = new Date(start.getMonth(), start.getDay(), start.getYear()) ;
 	 Date d2 = new Date(end.getMonth(), end.getDay(), end.getYear()) ;

         // TO DO: write remainder of body of this method here
      }
      
       /**
     * Prints the day of the week (e.g. "Thursday") on which Valentine's
     * day will fall for 10 consecutive years
     * 
     * Note: Valentine's Day is February 14th
     * 
     * @param startYear the first of the 10 consecutive years
     */
     public void beMyValentine(int startYear)
     {
         // TO DO: write body of this method here
     }
 	
    /**
     * Computes and returns the Date on which Columbus Day will fall 
     * in a given year.
     *
     * NOTE: By law, Columbus Day is the second Monday in October
     *
     * @param year the year for which to compute the date of Columbus Day
     * @return the date of Columbus Day for the specified year
     */
     public Date discoverColumbusDay(int year)
     {
         // TO DO: write body of this method here
     }
 	 	
     /**
      * Returns the date that lies midway between two dates.
      * 
      * Precondition: The start date must occur on or before the end date.
      * 
      * @param start the earlier of the two dates
      * @param end the later of the two dates
      * 
      * @return the Date halfway between the start date and the end date 
      */
      public Date getHalfWayDate(Date start, Date end) 
      {
 	 // NOTE: Do NOT modify the parameters "start" or "end" in this method!
         // Doing so will modify the arguments in the calling method.
         // Instead, use one (or both) of the copies created below:

         Date d1 = new Date(start.getMonth(), start.getDay(), start.getYear()) ;
 	 Date d2 = new Date(end.getMonth(), end.getDay(), end.getYear()) ;

         // TO DO: write remainder of body of this method here
      }
 }