//Need This Statement At Top Of File To Use Scanner Class..
import java.util.Scanner;					
/**
 * Ask User For Name and Prints Name In Lowercase and Uppercase.
 *
 * @author William McDaniel Albritton
 */
public class InputName {     	      
/**
* Ask User For Name and Prints Name In Lowercase and Uppercase.
*
* @param args The commandline arguments are not used.
*/ 
   public static void main(String[] args) { 
    
   //STEP #1: CREATE VARIABLES TO STORE DATA
   //Syntax: Class variable1 = new Class(parameters);
   //Syntax: Class variable2 = new Class(parameters);    
    
   //Initialize String Variables To "Default" String Objects (data) 
      String name = new String("Default Name");
      String lowercase = new String("name lowercase");
      String uppercase = new String("name uppercase");					
   
   //See Java API For Details On Scanner Class.
   //Initialize A New Scanner Object, Which Is Used TO Get Input..
   //"System.in" Represents Keyboard Input, so it gets input from the keyBoard.
      Scanner keyboard = new Scanner(System.in);
    
   //Prompt The User To Input Her or His Name..
   //"print()" Method Outputs A String Without Adding A Newline To The End Of The Line.
      System.out.print("Please enter your name: ");				  
    
   //STEP #2: USE METHODS TO CHANGE OR INPUT DATA
   //Syntax: variable2 = variable1.method(parameters);
   
   //Get Input From The USer's Keyboard.
   //Will Return One Full Line Of Text. (Until User Presses "Enter" Key).
      name = keyboard.nextLine();					
      
   //store lowercase and uppercase string in separate variables
      lowercase = name.toLowerCase(); 
      uppercase = name.toUpperCase();  
   
   //STEP #3: OUTPUT THE DATA   
   //System.out.println(variable1);     
   //System.out.println(variable2);
    
   //Display tHE Name In Both Lowercase and Uppercase.
      System.out.println("Lowercase is \"" + lowercase + "\"");					
      System.out.println("Uppercase is \"" + uppercase + "\"");					
   } 					
}