#include<iostream>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
	//converts day (in numeric form) to day of the week

	cout<<"Enter day of the week in number form :";
	char day;
	cin>>day;

	//Here, we only print an error message when the user enters a wrong value

	//This demonstrates a switch statement when the expression is of char type
	//That is why the constants are single quoted.
	//If it were of any of the other 3 integer types, then the constants wouldn't be quoted.
	switch(day)
	{
		case '1': cout<<"Today is Monday"<<endl;
				break;
		case '2': cout<<"Today is Tuesday"<<endl;
				break;
		case '3': cout<<"Today is Wednesday"<<endl;
				break;
		//cases don't need to be in order
		// Also, if we don't have break statements after each case, control will fall through
				
		case '7': cout<<"Today is Sunday"<<endl;
				break;
				
		case '5': cout<<"Today is Friday"<<endl;
				break;
		case '4': cout<<"Today is Thursday"<<endl;
				break;
		case '6': cout<<"Today is Saturday"<<endl;
				break;
		default: cout<<"Wrong entry"<<endl;
				break;
		
	}
			
	return 0;
}