using System;

public class Program

{

    public static void Main()

    {

      //Using an Array method, find the position for the first 3-star rated song and save it to a variable. Print a message to the console, like “Song number X is rated three stars”   

      string[] summerStrut;

      summerStrut = new string[] { "Juice", "Missing U", "Raspberry Beret", "New York Groove", "Make Me Feel", "Rebel Rebel", "Despacito", "Los Angeles" };

​

      int[] ratings = { 5, 4, 4, 3, 3, 5, 5, 4 };

      int threeStarSong = Array.IndexOf(ratings, 3) + 1; 

      Console.WriteLine ("Song number " + threeStarSong + " is rated three stars.");

       //copy your playlist to a new playlist called summerStrutCopy. Print the first value of summerStrutCopy to the playlist to see if is the same as summerStrut.

      string[] summerStrutClone;

      summerStrutClone = (string[]) summerStrut.Clone();

      Console.WriteLine(summerStrutClone[1]);

      // Find the first song that has more than 10 characters in its title. 

      // Save it to a variable and print a message to the console, such as “The first song that has more than 10 characters in the title is X.” 

      string firstSong = Array.Find (summerStrut, song => song.Length > 10);

      Console.WriteLine ("The first song that has more than 10 characters in the title is " + firstSong);

      // Organize the playlist alphabetically. To check that it worked, print the first and last song titles to the console.

      Array.Sort(summerStrut);

      Console.WriteLine(summerStrut[0]);

      Console.WriteLine(summerStrut[summerStrut.Length-1]);

      // You can define the array length, and assign values later //

      int[] plantHeights = new int[3]; 

      Console.WriteLine (plantHeights [1]);

      plantHeights[2] = 8;   

      // Make a Playlist that has exactly 8 songs. Can't be too many or too few //

      // Then, Print out a statement that includes the name of the second song in the playlist 

      // and the rating that you gave it. The message should read something like “You rated the song Missing U 4 stars.”

      //string[] summerStrut;

      //summerStrut = new string[] { "Juice", "Missing U", "Raspberry Beret", "New York Groove", "Make Me Feel", "Rebel Rebel", "Despacito", "Los Angeles", "Blah" };

​

      int arrayLength = summerStrut.Length;

      Console.WriteLine(arrayLength);

      if (arrayLength == 8)

      { 

        Console.WriteLine ("summerStrut Playlist is ready to go!");

      }

      else if (arrayLength > 8)

      {

        Console.WriteLine ("Too many songs!");

      }

      else 

      {

        Console.WriteLine ("Your Playlist needs 8 songs");

      }

      //int[] ratings = { 5, 4, 4, 3, 3, 5, 5, 4 };

​

      string printRating = ratings[1].ToString();

      Console.WriteLine (printRating);

      Console.WriteLine ("You rated the song "+ summerStrut [1] + " " + printRating + " stars."  );

       // ======================================================================= //

    }

}