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package edu.carrollcc.cis132;

import java.io.*;
import java.util.Scanner;

/**
* Question 4 [20 Points] Sales Chart.
*
* Write a program that processes a daily sales file for a store. The daily
* sales file contains the dollar amount of sales for a day on each line of the
* file. The program should output to a file and display to the console a bar
* chart comparing each day's dollar amount. Create each bar in the bar chart by
* displaying a row of asterisks. Each asterisk should represent $100 of sales.
*
* Here's an example of the program's output: DAILY SALES CHART Day 1: ********
* Day 2: ********** Day 3: ***** Day 4: ******************** Day 5:
* ****************** Day 6: * Day 7: ********** Day 8: ********* Day 9:
* ********** Day 10: **************
*
* The input file is provided at "Question4Files/StoreDailySales.txt". The
* output file should be stored at "Question4Files/SalesReport.txt". Overwrite
* the file if it exists. Tip: Use formatted strings with String.format for the
* output, providing a width of 3 for the day number. That way the bar chart
* will line up for up to 999 days.
*
* Comments and style are worth up to 2 points.
*
* @author Brad Green
*/
public class Question4 {

public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException {

int days = 1;
double amount;
double bar;
String fileName = "Question4Files/StoreDailySales.txt";

File file = new File(fileName);
Scanner dailySales = new Scanner(file);

File outputFile = new File("Question4Files/SalesReport.txt");
PrintWriter salesReport = new PrintWriter(outputFile);

salesReport.println("Daily Sales Chart\n");

while(dailySales.hasNextDouble()) {
amount = dailySales.nextDouble();
amount /= 100;
for(double i = 1; i < amount; i++) {
System.out.printf("Day " + "%3d" + ": \n", days++);
}
}
dailySales.close();

}

}