/*
 *      SingleDie.java
 *      
 *      Copyright 2013 Thomas Reinhardt <tomr55@percipio>
 *      
 * Description: This class represent a single Dice, which is an object
 * that essentially represents a "chance" integer in range from 1
 * (the minimum) to n (which must be > 1). In addition to providing
 * a "face value," OneDie objects keep track of how many times 
 * they have been "rolled." Note finally that this value is
 * "resettable" by the client of this class.
 * 
 * Invariants: Objects of this class are created with a "face"
 * that is never less than 1 and never greater than "N_Faces",
 * which is some integer > 1. Newly created objects of this
 * class have a "count" of 0, meaning they have not been "rolled,"
 * but do have a valid "face."
 * 
 * SingleDie objects support:
 *  (1) SingleDie( int number_of_faces ); This method creates
 *      a SingleDie object; note its "face" will be an
 *      integer between 1 and number_of_faces (inclusive).
 *  (2) getFace() --Returns the value of this objects "face."
 *  (3) roll() --May change the object's face ---depending upon 
 *      the results of internal logic.
 *  (4) getCount() --Returns an integer >= 0 that tells its caller
 *      how many times this particular object has been "rolled."
 *  (5) reset() --Returns the number of times that this particular
 *      SingleDie object had been rolled, but then resets the 
 *      roll count for this object to 0.
 * Overrides:
 *  (1) toString() --SingleDie objects print themselves in a 
 *      meaningful way,.
 * 
 *      
 */

import java.util.Random; /* needed to generate random integers. */
public class SingleDie {
	
	// properties
	
	
	// constructor(s):
	
	
	// public interface:
	
	
	
	// overrides
	
	
	
	// private methods.
	
	
	
	
// Unique entry point:
	public static void main (String args[]) {
		
	}
}