class StringHolder {
	private String textValue1;
	private StringBuffer textValue2;
	private int numberValue;  
	
	public String gettextValue1() {
		return textValue1;
	}
	public StringBuffer gettextValue2() {
		return textValue2;
	}
	
	public StringHolder(String initValue) {
		textValue1 = new String(initValue);
		textValue2 = new StringBuffer(initValue);
		numberValue = 0;
	}
	
	public StringHolder(StringHolder anotherStringHolder) {
		textValue1 = new String(anotherStringHolder.textValue1);
		textValue2 = new StringBuffer(anotherStringHolder.textValue2);
		numberValue = anotherStringHolder.numberValue;
	}
	
	public void addOn(String addThis) {
		textValue1 += addThis;
		textValue2.append(addThis);
		numberValue++;
	}
	
	public String toString() {
		return textValue1 + " " + textValue2 + " " + numberValue;
	}
	
	//Don't look at the equals operator below until later
	//   in the semester....
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	//Just for quick use - not a proper generic equals
	public boolean equals(Object anotherStringHolder) {
		return 
		  textValue1.equals(((StringHolder)anotherStringHolder).textValue1) 
		    && 
		  textValue2.toString().equals(
				  ((StringHolder)anotherStringHolder).textValue2.toString()) 
		    && 
		  numberValue == ((StringHolder)anotherStringHolder).numberValue;
	}
	
}

//Copyright 2010-2012 : Evan Golub