#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>

#define LINES 10
#define MAX 50
#define SALESRM 0
#define STOCKRM 1
#define BATHRM 2
#define BREAKRM 3
#define OFFICE 4


struct date myday(struct date bday);

struct date
{
  int mo, day, yr;
  char moabbbr[LINES];

};

struct startupcosts
{
  float buslicense;
  float utilitycon;
  float buspermit;
  float startupfund;
  int storenumber;
  char storename[MAX];
  struct date openingday;
};



typedef
struct roomalldata
{
  float len, wid;
  char rmname[MAX];
  int rmtype;
  int rmnumber;
  int stockamts[6];
  float area;  // sq ft
  float rentalrate;

}    
  MYROOMS;

  //  Function you may use in Lab #3 without the pointer penalty
  //  You may also write a similar function for stock and staff data

char *roomtypestring(int roomtype);



int main()
{
  struct roomalldata rooms[25], jcrooms;
  MYROOMS jcroom;

  char *my_string = NULL;

  char t;
  int fi;
  int arri[MAX];
  float ff;

  rooms[0].rmtype = SALESRM;
  rooms[1].rmtype = BATHRM;
  rooms[2].rmtype = STOCKRM;
  rooms[3].rmtype = OFFICE;

  //using the roomtypestring function to get a string with the room type in it
  for (fi = 0; fi < 4; fi++)
    {
      my_string = roomtypestring(rooms[fi].rmtype);
      printf("\n In %s roomtype %d, there is %d amount of stock",my_string, rooms[fi].rmtype, 4-fi);
    }

  printf("\n");

  //alternate way to use the roomtypestring function
  for (fi = 0; fi < 4; fi++)
    {

      printf("\n In %s number %d, stuff exists",roomtypestring(rooms[fi].rmtype), fi);
    }

  return 0;
}

// Function to print out a string with room type based on input integer roomtype
char *roomtypestring(int roomtype)
{

  switch(roomtype)
    {
    case SALESRM:  return "Salesroom";
    case STOCKRM:  return "Stockroom";
    case BATHRM:   return "Bathroom";
    case BREAKRM:  return "Breakroom";
    case OFFICE:   return "Office";
    }

}