/* 
 * NEIU CS207-2 Fall 2018  
 * Homework 4 TestLargeIntegers.java
 * This is the class with a main(), to test LargeIntegers
 */
import java.math.BigInteger;
public class TestLargeIntegers
{
   public static void main( String[] args )
   {
      LargeIntegers numbers = new LargeIntegers();
      
      // First test case
      BigInteger a = new BigInteger("13");
      BigInteger b = new BigInteger("42");
      BigInteger c = new BigInteger("101");
      
      numbers.oneOfThree( a, b, c );
      
      // Second test case
      BigInteger d = new BigInteger("13");
      BigInteger e = new BigInteger("7");
      BigInteger f = new BigInteger("5"); 
      
      numbers.oneOfThree( d, e, f );
     
      // Third test case
      BigInteger g = new BigInteger("50");
      BigInteger h = new BigInteger("70");
      BigInteger i = new BigInteger("6");
      
      numbers.oneOfThree( g, h, i );
    
      // Fourth test case
      BigInteger j = new BigInteger("1000");
      BigInteger k = new BigInteger("600");
      BigInteger l = new BigInteger("88");
      
      numbers.oneOfThree( j, k, l);
      
      // Fifth test case
      BigInteger m = new BigInteger("10");
      BigInteger n = new BigInteger("10");
      BigInteger o = new BigInteger("9");
      
      numbers.oneOfThree( m, n, o );
      
      // Sixth test case
      BigInteger p = new BigInteger("5");
      BigInteger q = new BigInteger("5");
      BigInteger r = new BigInteger("10");    
      
      numbers.oneOfThree( p, q, r );
                           
   } // End main()

} // End class TestLargeIntegers