/*
  Note: this program has buggy code.
  It is suppsoed to demonstrate why we need to
  have a copy constructor and an overloaded assignment
  operator.
*/

#include <iostream>
using namespace std ;

#include "myArray.h"


int main() {

   myArray A ;
   for (int i = 0 ; i < 5 ; i++) {
      A.append(i) ;
   }

   A.data[2] = 777 ;
   cout << "A = " ;
   A.print() ;

   myArray B(10) ;    // Buggy!
   B = A.slice(1, 4) ;

   cerr << "After calling slice\n" ;

   B.data[1] = 2 ;

   cout << "B = " ;
   B.print() ; 
   cout << "A = " ;
   A.print() ; 

}