// Monster Battle -- starter.
//
// See the chapter page (project-monster-battle.html) for the full spec.
//
// As it is, the file runs and prints one placeholder line. When you write hit,
// add "math/rand" to the import list.
//
// Run with: go run projects/monster-battle/starter.go

package main

import "fmt"

// TODO 1: define a monster struct with name, hp, maxHP and attack fields.
//
// TODO 2: write these, with pointer receivers on the methods:
//   newMonster(name, hp, attack) -- returns a *monster and an error. It is an
//                                   error if hp or attack is below 1.
//   isAlive()                    -- returns true while hp is above 0.
//   hit(other)                   -- deals rand.Intn(m.attack)+1 damage to
//                                   other, never below 0, prints what happened
//                                   and returns the damage.
//   String()                     -- returns text like "Hero: 19/30 HP".

func main() {
	// TODO 3: make two monsters, a hero and a goblin, with their own hp and
	// attack values. Check each error.

	// TODO 4: make a map from a name to the damage dealt. Then loop while both
	// are alive: the hero hits, then the goblin hits back if it is still
	// alive. Count the rounds, and add each hit's damage to the map.

	// TODO 5: after the loop, print which monster won.

	// TODO 6: put both monsters in a slice, loop over it, and print each one
	// with %v and the damage it dealt.

	// Replace this placeholder line:
	fmt.Println("TODO: replace this line")
}