'''
    DS2000
    Fall 2024
    Code from class 9/13/24
    Dogs' energy levels relative to each other,
    and how much time we spend at the park

    Test cases:
    * dog1 = 10, dog2 = 5, then... dog1 has 2x, 200% dog2's level
    * 102 minutes at the park is... 1 hour, 42 minutes
'''

import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
MINS_PER_HOUR = 60

def main():
    # Step one: gather data from the user
    energy_one = int(input("Energy level of first dog (1-10)?\n"))
    energy_two = int(input("Energy level of second dog (1-10)?\n"))
    park_one = int(input("Time at park for dog one?\n"))
    park_two = int(input("Time at park for dog two?\n"))

    # Step two: computations
    energy_times = energy_one / energy_two
    energy_pct = energy_times * 100
    park_hours = park_one // MINS_PER_HOUR
    park_mins = park_one % MINS_PER_HOUR

    # Step three: communication, report results
    print("The first dog has", energy_times, "the energy of the second.")
    print("That is ", energy_pct, "%!", sep = "")
    print("The first dog spent", park_hours, "hours and",
          park_mins, "minutes at the park :)")

    # Step three: communication, make a plot!
    plt.plot(energy_one, park_one, "o", color = "magenta")
    plt.plot(energy_two, park_two, "o", color = "limegreen")
    plt.title("Laney's Dogs: Energy level vs time at park")
    plt.xlabel("Energy Level (1-10 scale)")
    plt.ylabel("Time at Park (minutes)")
    plt.show()



main()