/*=============================================================================
 |   Assignment:  Program #T01n19 :  T01n18.java in two files.
 |       Author:  L. McCann
 | Sect. Leader:  Self :-)
 |
 |       Course:  CSc 227 -- Program Design and Development
 |   Instructor:  L. McCann
 |     Due Date:  January 29, 2007
 |
 |  Description:  This program has the same code as T01n18.java.  The
 |                difference is that in this version, the main() method is
 |                in this file, while the Fraction class is now in the
 |                Fraction.java file.  The purpose is to show how easily
 |                a Java program can be partitioned into separate files
 |                to enable a useful general-purpose class to be easily
 |                used by multiple applications.
 |                
 |                Just compile this file; Java will seek out a file in
 |                the same directory named Fraction.class.  If it doesn't
 |                find one, it will look for Fraction.java and compile it.
 |                
 | Deficiencies:  The Fraction class is far from complete, and main()
 |                doesn't come close to being a really good testing
 |                program for Fraction.  But that's OK; this is just a
 |                demonstration program.
 *===========================================================================*/

public class T01n19
{
    public static void main (String [] args)
    {
        Fraction myFraction,          // still hard to give these good names!
                 myOtherFraction,
                 anotherFraction,
                 yetAnotherFraction;

        myFraction = new Fraction (3,4);           
        myOtherFraction = new Fraction (2,3);   

        System.out.println(myFraction.asDouble());

        anotherFraction = myOtherFraction.multiplyBy(4);
        System.out.println(anotherFraction.asString());

        yetAnotherFraction = myOtherFraction.multiplyBy(myFraction);
        System.out.println(yetAnotherFraction.asString());
    }
}