/**
 * @author KR
 * TaxApp.java
 * Project Assignment #8
 */
import java.io.*;
public class TaxApp {
  public static void main (String[] args) throws IOException {
      //Instantiate file object to read from file
      BufferedReader inFile = new BufferedReader(new FileReader("c:\\checks.txt"));
      //Instantiate input object to read from keyboard
      BufferedReader input = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(System.in));

       //Variable to store user's name
      String name = "";
      
      //Variable to store account initial checking account balance provided by user
      double startBalance = 0.0;
      
      //Variable to store income provided by user
      double income = 0.0;
      
      //Variable to store savings interest rate provided by user
      double interest = 0.0;
      
      //Variable to store one line from input data file
      String line = "";
       
      //Variables to store data items taken from input data file                                             
      double checkAmount;
      
     
      
      
      // PROMPT USER FOR INFORMATION REQUIRED
      //Prompt user for name
      System.out.println ( "Please enter your name:");
      name = input.readLine ();
      
      
       //Prompt user for annual income
      System.out.println ( "Please enter your total annual income " +
                          "( <= $ 50,000.0 )");
      income = Double.parseDouble(input.readLine());
      
      
      //Prompt user for starting balance for checking account.
      System.out.println ( "Please enter the starting balance of your " +
                          "checking account (enter at least $100).");
      startBalance = Double.parseDouble(input.readLine());
      
               
      //Prompt user for interest rate for savings account.
      System.out.println ( "Please enter the interest rate of your " +
                          "savings account");      
      interest = Double.parseDouble(input.readLine());
      
            
      //Now we are ready to work with the accounts and make a tax payment.
      //We could have created a separate User object-creating class and had
      //the User call the various methods to perform these tasks, but we want
      //to avoid check file input operations in an object-creating class and
      //have not studied how to pass multiple related items (all the checks)
      //as a single argument yet. So we will simulate the User's actions 
      //in this application class. 
      
      
      // INSTANTIATE OBJECTS
      //Create new CheckingAccount object
      CheckingAccount c1 = new CheckingAccount ( startBalance );      
      
      //Create new SavingsAccount object with balance of $10,000.00
      SavingsAccount s1 = new SavingsAccount ( 10000.0, interest );
      
      
      
      
      // ADJUST BALANCES OF ACCOUNTS. ADD INTEREST TO SAVINGS. DEDUCT CHECKS FROM
      // CHECKING ACCOUNT.  DEDUCT FEES (IF ANY) FROM CHECKING ACCOUNT.
      
      //Add interest to Savings Account
      s1.addInterest ();
            
      
      //Use while loop to process entire file of check amounts.   
      line = inFile.readLine();
      while ( line != null )  {      
  
        //Deduct each check from checking account
        checkAmount = Double.parseDouble(line);
        c1.withdraw(checkAmount); 
        line = inFile.readLine();
      }
      
      //Close input file
      inFile.close();
      
      //Deduct fees if transactions > FREE_TRANSACTIONS
      c1.deductFees ();
          
             
      
      //COMPUTE AND PAY TAXES
      TaxPayment payment1 = new TaxPayment ( name, income );
      payment1.setTaxDue ();            
      payment1.payTax ( c1, s1 );    
      System.out.println ( payment1.toString () );
      
      
      
      //VERIFY ADJUSTED ACCOUNT BALANCES AFTER TAX PAYMENT
      //Print out values for Account objects
      System.out.println( "The checking account " + c1.toString () );
      System.out.println( "The savings account " + s1.toString () );
      
      
         
   } //End of main method     
 } //End of TaxApp