import java.util.Scanner;

/*
 * Lab 6 Tutorial 2
 *
 * Description: Takes a date in dd/MM/yyyy format and prints in format Month Day, Year
 * 	INPUT: Date in dd/MM/yyyy format.
 * 	OUTPUT: Date in Month Day, Year format.
 */

public class Tutorial2
{	public static void main(String[] args)
    {
		for (int i=0; i < 3; i++)
		{	Scanner sc = new Scanner(System.in);
			System.out.print("Enter input date in dd/MM/yyyy format: ");
			String orgDate = sc.next();
			String convertedDate = Tutorial2.convertDate(orgDate);
			System.out.println("The date "+orgDate+" entered is: "+convertedDate);
		}
    }

	public static String convertDate(String inputString)
	{
		int	month, day, year;
		boolean invalidInput = false;
		String dateString="";

		day = Integer.parseInt(inputString.substring(0,2));
		month = Integer.parseInt(inputString.substring(3,5));
		year = Integer.parseInt(inputString.substring(6,inputString.length()));

		switch (month)
		{	case 1:	dateString = "January"; break;
			case 2:	dateString = "February"; break;
			// TODO: Fill in the rest of the cases
			default: invalidInput = true; break;
		}

		// TODO: Check to see if the day is in between 1 and 31
		// If it is not, set invalidInput, otherwise build up day part of dateString


		// TODO: Check to see if the year is in between 1000 and 3000
		// If it is not, set invalidInput, otherwise build up year part of dateString

		// TODO: Return INVALID if input is invalid, otherwise return the dateString

	} // end of convertDate()
} // end of Tutorial2