/* Sample driver to test your Particle class */

import ann.easyio.*;			// Keyboard, Screen, ...

class ParticleDriver extends Object
{
    public static void main(String [] args) 
    {
        Screen theScreen = new Screen();
   
        Particle p1 = new Particle( 0, 10, 1, -1 );
        Particle p2 = new Particle( 0, 0, 1, 1 );
        Particle p3 = new Particle( 0, 1, 3, 1 );
    
        theScreen.println( "whenCollide p2, p3 " + p2.whenCollide( p3 ) );
        theScreen.println( "whenCollide p1, p2 " + p1.whenCollide( p2 ) );
        theScreen.println();

        theScreen.println( "p1.getX() = " + p1.getX() );
        theScreen.println( "p1.getY() = " + p1.getY() );
        theScreen.println( "p2.getX() = " + p2.getX() );
        theScreen.println( "p2.getY() = " + p2.getY() );
        theScreen.println();
        theScreen.println();

        p1.advanceTime( 2.5 );
        p2.advanceTime( 2.5 );
        theScreen.println( "p1.getX() = " + p1.getX() );
        theScreen.println( "p1.getY() = " + p1.getY() );
        theScreen.println( "p2.getX() = " + p2.getX() );
        theScreen.println( "p2.getY() = " + p2.getY() );
        theScreen.println();
        
        theScreen.println( "whenCollide p1, p2 " + p1.whenCollide( p2 ) );
        theScreen.println();
    }
}