#include 
#include "profit.h"
using namespace std;

/*--------------------------------------------------
 Contract: main : void -> int
 Purpose: example of using a count-controlled loop
          to call profit 10 times, each time asking
          the user to type in a ticket-price

 Examples: it should ask the user 10 times to
           enter a ticket-price, and then display
	   to the screen the profit for that ticket
           price.

 Compile this using:
    g++ -o countEx1 countEx1.cpp profit.o revenue.o cost.o attendees.o
-----------------------------------------------------*/

int main()
{
    // local variables
    float tick_price;
    int   counter;

    // this is the number of times I'd like the loop
    //    to go...
    const int NUM_TIMES = 10;

    cout << "Welcome to a tester for profit!" << endl;
    cout << "...that uses a COUNT-CONTROLLED loop" << endl;
    cout << endl;
    
    // counter should be INITIALIZED to its initial value
    counter = 0;

    // let's format the profit nicely...
    cout.setf(ios::fixed);
    cout.setf(ios::showpoint);
    cout.precision(2); 

    // ask the user for ticket-price's 10 times,
    //    showing them the resulting profit for each one.
    // (notice that I started at 0, and continue
    //    while counter is LESS THAN the desired number ---
    //    this is not the ONLY pattern, but it is a
    //    useful habit to get into with ARRAYS...)
    while (counter < NUM_TIMES)
    {
        cout << endl;
        cout << "Enter ticket price #" << (counter+1) << ": ";
        cin >> tick_price;

        cout << "Profit for $" << tick_price;
        cout << " is: $" << profit(tick_price) << endl;

        // IMPORTANT: INCREMENT your counter!!
        counter = counter + 1;
    }

    return 0;
}