/****************************************************
**
** Client class for Part 2
**
** This class is a Gradebook client, and is used
** to test the CategoryAssignment and CategoryGradebook
** classes.
**
** First, write a program that declares an CategoryAssignment 
** object, and then invokes all CategoryAssignment methods using
** that object. Print the return values to the screen, and
** verify that the CategoryAssignment class works properly. 
** Use your MainClass.java file from Part 1 as an example. 
** All methods available to CategoryAssignment objects, including
** those inherited from the Assignment class, must be tested. 
**
** Then, uncomment the code at the bottom of this file. It will 
** declare a CategoryGradebook object, and adds one CategoryAssignment 
** object to it. Then, it will invoke the calculateGrade method on the 
** CategoryGradebook object, and print the resulting value to the screen. 
**
** Add code in between the line that calls the add method and
** the line that calls the calculateGrade method, and add the following
** other CategoryAssignments to the gradebook. Don't run the code until
** you add the assignments shown below, because you will get strange results! 
**
** name         pts available         pts earned    category
** Lab 2        30                    30            Labs
** Test 1       30                    30            Tests
** Lab 3        30                    30            Labs
** Lab 4        30                    30            Labs
** Test 2       30                    15            Tests
** Test 3       30                    0             Tests
** 
** The grade printed should be 73.75. 
**
** After this works, you should change the code so that the
** CategoryGradebook is instantiated with weights of 50 and 75
** in each category. The constructor should reduce the second
** weight to 50, and the grade calculated for this data should
** be the same as above.
**
** Then, instantiate the CategoryGradebook with weights of 50
** and 25 in each category. The constructor should increase the 
** second weight to 50, and the grade calculated for this data 
** should be the same as above.
**
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public class Part2Client {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        // write your code to test the CategoryAssignment class below
        // refer to the client code from Part 1 as your example
        
        
        
        /***
        ** uncomment this code when you're ready to test CategoryGradebook
        String[] categories = {"Labs", "Tests"};
        int[] weights = {50, 50};
        Gradebook catGradebook = new CategoryGradebook(categories, weights);
        catGradebook.add(new CategoryAssignment("Lab 1", 30, 28, "Labs"));
        
        // add the additional assignments shown above in the comments
        // to the gradebook below this comment line and before the grade is printed
        
        System.out.println("The grade is " + catGradebook.calculateGrade());
        */
    }
}