/**
 *
 * demonstration of the manipulation of "Person" objects
 *
 */

import java.lancs.Person;

public class Sample3n1
{
  public static void main (String[] args)
    {
      System.out.println () ;
    
      // step 1 - declare two "Person" variables
      Person person1 = new Person () ;
      Person person2 = new Person () ;

      // step 2 - set the attributes of "person1"
      person1.setForename ("John") ;
      person1.setSurname ("Smith") ;
      person1.setAge (24) ;

      // step 3 - set the attributes of "person2"
      person2.setForename ("Peter") ;
      person2.setSurname ("Wright") ;
      person2.setAge (19) ;

      // step 4 - display the attributes of "person2"
      System.out.print ("the second person is ") ;
      System.out.print (person2.getForename ()) ;
      System.out.print (" ") ;
      System.out.print (person2.getSurname ()) ;
      System.out.print (" (") ;
      System.out.print (person2.getAge ()) ;
      System.out.println (")") ;

      // step 5 - leave a blank line
      System.out.println () ;
    
      // step 6 - display the attributes of "person1"
      System.out.print ("the first person is ") ;
      System.out.print (person1.getForename ()) ;
      System.out.print (" ") ;
      System.out.print (person1.getSurname ()) ;
      System.out.print (" (") ;
      System.out.print (person1.getAge ()) ;
      System.out.println (")") ;

    } // end of method main

} // end of class