// CS2310 Exercise 18
//
// Name ________________________ SSN ________________
// 
// Chapter 17 p1012 - 3, 4
// Write a function template for a void function, GetData, that
// receives a string through the parameter list, uses that string
// to prompt the user for input, reads a value from the keyboard,
// and returns that value (as a reference parameter) through the 
// parameter list. The data type of the input value can be any
// type for which the >> operator is defined.
//
// Assume you have an enumeration type
//
// enum AutoType {SEDAN, COUPE, OTHER};
//
// Write a user-defined specialization of the GetData template 
// that accomodates the AutoType type. For input, the user should
// type the character 's' for sedan, 'c' for coupe, and 'o' (or 
// anything else) otherwise.

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

enum AutoType {SEDAN, COUPE, OTHER};

// Write function definition for GetData here.

int main() {
	int i;
	float f;
	char c;

	// Call the function for an integer
	GetData("Please type an integer: ", i);
	cout << "The returned integer is: " << i << endl;

	// Call the function for a float
	GetData("Please type a real number: ", f);
	cout << "The returned real number is: " << f << endl;

	// Call the function for a character
	GetData("Please type a character to indicate the autotype: ", c);
	// Write code here to print the proper enumerator depending
	// on the character read. 's' is for sedan, 'c' for coupe, and
	// 'o' and anything else for others.

	return 0;
}