#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>   //for the i/o manipulator setw
#include <cstdlib>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

class weather 
{
public:
	int todaysDate;	
	int tempHi;
	int tempLo;
	string day;
	string forecast;

	//constructor
	weather(int d, int hi, int lo, const string& name, const string& f):
	    todaysDate {d}, tempHi {hi}, tempLo {lo}, day {name}, forecast {f} {
	}

	void print() const;
};

const string weekday[]
{
	 "Tuesday",   //0
	 "Wednesday", //1
	 "Thursday",  //2
	 "Friday",    //3
	 "Saturday",  //4
	 "Sunday",    //5
	 "Monday"     //6
};
const size_t weekSize {size(weekday)};


void weather::print() const
{
	cout << "Day " << todaysDate+1 << " "  //Humans count starting at 1.
		<< setw(10) << left << day + "," << " "
		<< "High of " << setw(2) << tempHi << "F, "
		<< "Low of "  << setw(2) << tempLo << "F, "
		<< "Forecast of " << forecast << "\n";	
}

struct stats {
	int tempHi;   //Fahrenheit
	int tempLo;
	string forecast;
};

const stats a[] {
	{74, 61, "Sunny"},         //0
	{84, 67, "Sunny"},         //1
	{90, 72, "Partly Cloudy"}, //2
	{85, 68, "Partly Cloudy"}, //3
	{75, 65, "Showers"},       //4
	{79, 63, "Partly Cloudy"}, //5
	{74, 63, "Partly Cloudy"}, //6
	{74, 65, "Mostly Cloudy"}  //7
};
const size_t n {size(a)};

int main()
{
	for (int i {0}; i < n; ++i) {
		const weather w {i, a[i].tempHi, a[i].tempLo,
			weekday[i % weekSize], a[i].forecast};

		w.print();
	}

	return EXIT_SUCCESS;
}