/* Sample program to test Employee and its subclasses.
   Written 1/28/97 by Kim Bruce         */

public class EmployeeTester{

   public static void main(String args[]){
      Employee regEmp;               // regular Employee
      ExemptEmployee exempt;      // exempt Employee
      HourlyEmployee hourly;      // hourly Employee
      Date exDay, hourlyDay;      // Date's used to set birthdays of employees
         
         // Create and initialize exempt employee and date of birth
      exDay = new Date(1960,1,1);   
      exempt = new ExemptEmployee("Jane Doe",exDay,30000);
         
         // Create and initialize hourly employee and date of birth
      hourlyDay = new Date(1976,12,18);   
      hourly = new HourlyEmployee("Joe Shmoe",hourlyDay,8.00);
      
      // Figure out who makes more per week
      double diff = exempt.getWkPay() - hourly.getWkPay();   
      if (diff > 0){
         System.out.println(exempt.getName() + " is paid $" + diff + 
                                       " more per week than " + hourly.getName());
      } else {
         System.out.println(hourly.getName() + " is paid $" + (-diff)+
                                       " more per week than " + exempt.getName());
      }
      
      regEmp = hourly;      // Notice that an object can be assigned to a variable 
                                    // representing a superclass
      System.out.println("regEmp " + regEmp.getName() + " is paid $" + 
                                    regEmp.getWkPay() + " per week.");
      
      hourly.setHourlyPay(9.00);   // Give hourly a raise
                                                // and notice that regEmp gets it as well!
      System.out.println("After the raise, regEmp " + regEmp.getName() + " is paid $" +
                                    regEmp.getWkPay() + " per week.");
         // This illustrates that assignment of objects is "sharing".  Must use 
         // "clone" if want to make a distinct copy of something. 
      
   }   
}