// This is for funsies - more fun with arrays
// Let's play with an array of structs
// I have a huge collection of board games. I would like to 
// find most popular game in my collection

#include <stdio.h>

enum game_type {
    COOPERATIVE, 
    STRATEGY, 
    AREACONTROL, 
    CARD, 
    DUNGEONCRAWLER, 
    ABSTRACT
};

struct board_game {
    enum game_type type;
    int popularity_score;
    int accessibility_rating;
    char name_initial;
};

int main(void) {

    struct board_game game_list[3];

    for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++) {
        game_list[i].type = STRATEGY;
        game_list[i].popularity_score = i;
        game_list[i].accessibility_rating = i + 1;
        game_list[i].name_initial = 'C'; 
    }
        game_list[2].type = DUNGEONCRAWLER;
        game_list[2].popularity_score = 8;
        game_list[2].accessibility_rating = 5;
        game_list[2].name_initial = 'S';
    
    for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++) {
        printf("Game %d\n"
            "Type: %d\n"  
            "Popularity: %d\n"
            "Accessibility: %d\n"
            "Initial: %c\n",
        i, game_list[i].type, game_list[i].popularity_score, 
        game_list[i].accessibility_rating, game_list[i].name_initial);
    }
    int index = 0;
    int most_popular = 0;

    for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++) {    
        if (game_list[i].popularity_score > most_popular) {
            most_popular = game_list[i].popularity_score;
            index = i;
        }
    }
        printf("MOST POPULAR Game %d\n"
        "Type: %d\n"  
        "Popularity: %d\n"
        "Accessibility: %d\n"
        "Initial: %c\n",
        index, game_list[index].type, game_list[index].popularity_score, 
        game_list[index].accessibility_rating, game_list[index].name_initial);

    return 0;
}