public class MyDate
{
	protected int month, date, year;		// date as 3 ints, for instance 8, 29, 2014
	
	public MyDate()							// no arg constructor, initialize all to 0
	{ 
		month=date=year=0;
	}
	
	public MyDate(int m, int d, int y)		// make the assumption that m, d and y are legal values
	{
		month=m;
		date=d;
		year=y;
	}
	
	public MyDate(String s)					// can also construct the date using a String in the form of either MM/DD/YY or MM/DD/YYYY
	{
		month=Integer.parseInt(s.substring(0,2));		// first two chars are the month
		date=Integer.parseInt(s.substring(3,5));		// after /, next two chars are date
		if(s.length()==8) year=Integer.parseInt(s.substring(6,8))+2000;  // after /, last 2 chars are 2-digit year, add 2000, otherwise
		else year=Integer.parseInt(s.substring(6,10));	// 4-digit year
	}
	public int getMonth(){return month;}	// accessors
	public int getDate(){return date;}
	public int getYear(){return year;}
	public void setMonth(int x){if(x>0&&x<13) month=x;}	// mutators with minor error detection
	public void setDate(int x){if(x>0&&x<32) date=x;}
	public void setYear(int x) {if(x>0&&x<9999) year=x;}
	public String toString() { return "" + month + "/" + date + "/" + year;}	// toString
}