/**
 * Using an array as a parameter in a method.<br>
 * Call a method to input a date (3 integers: year, month and day
 * stored in array)<br>
 * Note: in terms of design, it would be better to define a Date class.<br>
 */

import uwcse.io.*;

public class ArrayAsAParameter {

    /**
     * Input and print a date. The input of the date is done
     * in an auxiliary private method.
     */
    public void inputAndPrintADate()
    {
        // date variables
        int year, month, day;

        // The above variables have primitives types
        // We can't modify them from within a method
        // Use an array instead (of size 3)
        // int[] date = new ????

        // Read the date with the readDate method
        // readDate(????)


        // Store the date in year, month and day
        // year = ???

        // Print the date to check it
    }

    /**
     * Store in the array the input of the date.<br>
     * The modifications to the array are visible within
     * inputAndPrintADate. This is because an array is an object.
     */
    private void readDate(/*????*/)
    {
        Input input = new Input();
        // Get the year and store it in the array (element 0)

        // Get the month and store it in the array (element 1)

        // Get the day and store it in the array (element 2)
    }
}