// Demonstration of structs and enums together
// Lets define enum for pokemon type
// Lets define a struct for a pokemon
// Lets create a variable for a pokemon and give it some data
// Lets print out the data
 
#include <stdio.h>

enum pokemon_type {FAIRY, FIRE, WATER, NORMAL};

struct pokemon {
    int hit_points;
    double combat_power;
    double speed;
    enum pokemon_type primary_type;
    enum pokemon_type secondary_type;
};

int main(void) {
    struct pokemon jigglypuff;
    jigglypuff.hit_points = 80;
    jigglypuff.combat_power = 40;
    jigglypuff.speed = 1004.5;
    jigglypuff.primary_type = FAIRY;
    jigglypuff.secondary_type = NORMAL;

    printf("Pokemon Stats\n");
    printf("Hit Points: %d\n", jigglypuff.hit_points);
    printf("Combat Power: %lf\n", jigglypuff.combat_power);
    printf("Hit_points: %lf\n", jigglypuff.speed);
    if (jigglypuff.primary_type == FAIRY) {
        printf("Fairy");
    } else if (jigglypuff.primary_type == FIRE) {
        printf("Fire");
    } else if (jigglypuff.primary_type == WATER) {
        printf("Water");
    } else if (jigglypuff.primary_type == NORMAL) {
        printf("Normal");
    } else {
        printf("Unknown Type");
    }
    printf("\n");

    if (jigglypuff.secondary_type == FAIRY) {
        printf("Fairy");
    } else if (jigglypuff.secondary_type == FIRE) {
        printf("Fire");
    } else if (jigglypuff.secondary_type == WATER) {
        printf("Water");
    } else if (jigglypuff.secondary_type == NORMAL) {
        printf("Normal");
    } else {
        printf("Unknown Type");
    }
    printf("\n");

    return 0;
}