#include <iostream>
#include "building.h"

using namespace std;

int main() {
  Building *myBuilding = new Building(OPEN, 5);
  Building *yourBuilding = new Building(OPEN, 4, 2, 10);
  Building aBuilding = Building(LOCKED, 2);

  cout  << "Number of rooms in my building: "
        << myBuilding->getRooms()
        << endl << endl;

  myBuilding->name = "Nate's building";
  aBuilding.name = "Jordan Hall";
  cout << "A building name: " << aBuilding.name << endl << endl;

  cout << "My building's name: " << myBuilding->name << endl;

  // The following won't work.  Why?
  // cout << myBuilding->rooms << endl;
  // myBuilding->status = OPEN;

  delete myBuilding;
  delete yourBuilding;

  // The delete constructor will execute 3 times.  Why?
  // If we made a new declaration like the following line:

  //  Building *testBuilding = new Building(OPEN, 4);

  //  Will the destructor automatically be called again?  Why or why not?

  return 0;
}