//  BirthdayDistance.java  Copyright (c) 2006 Kari Laitinen

//  http://www.naturalprogramming.com

//  2006-02-15   File created.
//  2006-02-15   Last modification.

//  When this program is compiled, Date.java and DateDistance.java
//  must be in the same folder (directory) together with this file.

//  A solution to exercise 11-1.

import java.util.* ;

class BirthdayDistance
{
   public static void main( String[] not_in_use )
   {
      Scanner keyboard = new Scanner( System.in ) ;

      Date my_birthday  =  new  Date( "19.03.1981" ) ;

      System.out.print(
          "\n   Please, type in a date in the form DD.MM.YYYY and "
        + "\n   please use two digits for the day and month, and"
        + "\n   four digits for the year:  " ) ;

      String  given_date_as_string  =  keyboard.nextLine() ;

      Date  given_date  =  new  Date( given_date_as_string ) ;

      int  years_of_distance, months_of_distance, days_of_distance ;

      DateDistance distance_to_given_date  =  my_birthday.get_distance_to(
                                                              given_date ) ;
 
      System.out.print( "\n\n   The distance from date "  +  my_birthday
                  + " to date "  +  given_date  +  " is \n   "
                  +  distance_to_given_date.years   +  " years, "
                  +  distance_to_given_date.months  +  " months, and "
                  +  distance_to_given_date.days    +  " days"
                  +  ".\n\n" ) ;
   }
}