/* 
This is a Java program that uses a loop to read in 5 pairs of scores,
where each pair represents the score of a football game between
Bowdoin College and some other team. Determine, for each pair of
numbers, whether Bowdoin won or lost, and after reading the 5 pairs of
values, print out the won/lost/tie record of Bowdoin. In addition, if
the record is a perfect 5-0, print out the message "Congratulations on
your undefeated season!!!". For example:

Enter Bowdoin score: 5
Enter oponent score:  2

[... repeat this 4 more times..]

Bowdoin game statistics: 
 wins: 3
loses: 1
 ties: 1

Kelsey Killmon
csci 101, spring 2006

Modified by Laura Toma
*/

public class GameStats {
	
	public static void main (String args[]) {
	
	ReadStream r = new ReadStream();
	
	int bowdoinScore;
	int opponentScore;
	int numberWins;
	int numberLosses;
	int numberTies;
	int gameNumber;
	final int NB_GAMES=5;
	
	gameNumber = 1;
	numberWins = 0;
	numberLosses = 0;
	numberTies = 0;
	//this is the loop that reads in the scores and updates the
	//variables that keep track of number of wins, losses and ties
	while (gameNumber <= NB_GAMES) {
		System.out.println("Game " + gameNumber + ":");
		System.out.println("Enter Bowdoin's score:");
		bowdoinScore = r.readInt();
		r.readLine();
		System.out.println("Enter opponent's score:");
		opponentScore = r.readInt();
		r.readLine();
		if (bowdoinScore>opponentScore) numberWins = numberWins +1;
		if (bowdoinScore<opponentScore) numberLosses = numberLosses +1;
		if (bowdoinScore==opponentScore) numberTies = numberTies +1;
			
		gameNumber = gameNumber +1;
	}
	
	//print results
	System.out.println("Bowdoin game statistics:");
	System.out.println("Wins: " + numberWins);
	System.out.println("Losses: " + numberLosses);
	System.out.println("Ties: " +numberTies);
	if (numberWins == NB_GAMES) System.out.println("Congrats on your undefeated season!");
		
						
	} // end of main
	
} // end of class