using System;

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namespace CharacterGenerator

{

    public class Attribute

    {

        int globalLevel = Convert.ToInt32(Console.ReadLine());

        public string name; //We give the class 3 variables. The name, level and modifier.

        public int level;

        public int modifier;

        Random rnd = new Random(); // The random function that we'll use for generating a random level for the Attribute later on

        //now for the constructor: It accepts the name (attributeName) and the level (targetLevel/attributeLevel)

        public Attribute(string attributeName) // The targetLevel is basically the attribute level. I called it the target level because thats the range in which the actuall level will randomly fall

        {

            name = attributeName;

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            int targetLevel = globalLevel;

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            int levelRange = (int)(targetLevel*0.5); // We determine how large the range of numbers around the target level is

            level = rnd.Next(targetLevel-levelRange,targetLevel+levelRange); // We generate a random level within the range

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            int attributeModifier = Convert.ToInt32((level-10)/2); // The modifier of the elements. See the Mentra Rulebook (that we never wrote) for further details

            modifier = attributeModifier;

        }

    }

    public class Program

    {

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        static void attributeConstructor(string attributeName) // The aptly named attributeConstructor calls the attribute class to construct an attribute. No way!

        {

            Attribute attributePrintName = new Attribute(attributeName);

            Console.WriteLine("Attribute: " + attributePrintName.name + " Level: " + attributePrintName.level + " Modifier: " + attributePrintName.modifier);

        }

        static void Main(string[] args)

        {

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            Console.WriteLine("Please enter a desired target level");

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            attributeConstructor("Charisma"); // We call the attribute Constructor evertime for a new variable

            attributeConstructor("Strength");

            attributeConstructor("Perception");

            attributeConstructor("Intelligence");

            attributeConstructor("Movement");

            attributeConstructor("Finesse");

            attributeConstructor("Willpower");

            attributeConstructor("Constitution");

        }

    }

}