// Deciduous.java
// Author: Kiri Wagstaff
// Date: July 24, 2001

public class Deciduous extends Tree
{
	int numLeaves;
	String leafColor;
	
	public Deciduous()
	{
		// Because there is a default constructor for Tree,
		// we don't need to explictly call one here.	
		// But we will anyway, to show how it's done.
		super();
		numLeaves = 0;
		leafColor = null;	
	}

	public Deciduous(double height, int numLeaves, String color)
	{
		// We need to specify which constructor we want here
		super(height);
		this.numLeaves = numLeaves;
		this.leafColor = color;
	}

	// Changing the season changes the color
	public void setSeason(String season)
	{
		if (season.equals("winter"))      leafColor = "white";
		else if (season.equals("spring")) leafColor = "light green";
		else if (season.equals("summer")) leafColor = "green";
		else /* fall */	                  leafColor = "red";
	}

	// Override the Tree water() method
	public void water()
	{
		// Grow some leaves too!
		System.out.print(" (water leaves)  ");
		numLeaves += 10;
	}
	
	public String toString()
	{
		// Call the superclass's method
		String s = super.toString();
		// Now add some conifer-specific stuff
		return s + ", " + numLeaves + " " + leafColor + " leaves.";
	}

}