#include <iostream>
#include "bug2.h"

using namespace std;

//  Program declares an object of type Blunt, assigns values to 
//  pointers first, middle and last, and prints the name after each change.
//  two different errors occur, because of the way the set..() functions
//  are implemented.  Which ones are faulty?  What is the fault?
//  You may be able to solve this by inspecting the code, without
//  needing the debugger.  That is fine, as long as you can explain 
//  what is happenning.

main()
{
  char f[] = "Jane";
  char m[] = "Unknown";
  char l[] = "Doe";
    
  Blunt name;
  cout << "Starting out, name should be garbage: " << endl << "  ";
  name.print();
  
  cout << endl << "Set first name, first name is now:" << endl << "  ";
  name.setFirst(f);
  name.printFirst();
  cout << endl << endl << "Full name is now:" << endl << "  ";
  name.print();
  cout << endl << "Set middle name, middle name is now:" << endl << "  ";
  name.setMiddle(m);
  name.printMiddle();
  cout << endl << endl << "Full name is now:" << endl << "  ";
  name.print();
  cout << endl << "Set last name, name is now:" << endl << "  ";
  name.setLast(l);
  name.print();
}