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;; about the language level of this file in a form that our tools can easily process.
#reader(lib "htdp-beginner-reader.ss" "lang")((modname lect09-struct-intro) (read-case-sensitive #t) (teachpacks ()) (htdp-settings #(#t constructor repeating-decimal #f #t none #f ())))
;; a book has info:
;; title, author, # of pages, is copyrighted?

; Data Definiton:
; A book is:
;    (make-book [string] [string] [natural] [boolean])
(define-struct book (title author num-pages is-copyrighted?))

; Examples of the data
(define b1 (make-book "The Cat in the Hat" "Seuss" 37 #true))
(define b0 (make-book "Soul and Wit" "Barland" 0 #false))

; `define-struct` actually introduces additional functions:
; a constructor
; and four getters ("selectors").
; In this case, the constructor is named
;   make-book : string, string, natural, boolean -> book
; and the getters are named
;   book-title : book -> string
;   book-author
;   book-num-pages
;   book-is-copyrighted?

(book-title (make-book "The Cat in the Hat" "Seuss" 37 #true))
(book-is-copyrighted? b0)




; reading-time : book -> non-negative real
; The amount of time it takes the average reader to read a book (in minutes)
;
(define (reading-time a-book)
  (* (book-num-pages a-book) 2))



(check-expect (reading-time (make-book "The Cat in the Hat" "Seuss" 37 #true))
              74)
(check-expect (reading-time b0) 0)



; book->string : book -> string
; Return a string-representation of a book struct, user-friendly.

(check-expect (book->string (make-book "The Cat in the Hat" "Seuss" 37 #true))
              "The Cat in the Hat, by Seuss (37pp), ©")
(check-expect (book->string b0)
              "Soul and Wit, by Barland (0pp)")




; derive-from
; Create a brand new book, based on an original.
; The result's author will be the original author & the new-author,
; and the result has pages added to the original.
;



;;; template (we'll come back)