import company

alice = company.Employee("Alice", "123 Avenue", 1)
bob = company.Employee("Bob", "456 Blvd.", 2)
carol = company.Employee("Carol", "789 Court", 3)
dave = company.Employee("Dave", "12 Drive", 4)
employees = [alice, bob, carol, dave]

if alice == bob:
    print(alice, 'and', bob, 'are the same employee')

xyz = company.Company('XYZ Widget Company', '345 Grove', 4, employees)
xyz.add_employee(company.Employee('Eve', '678 Heights', 5))
print(xyz.name, 'has', xyz.get_employee_count(), 'employees:')
for empl in xyz.get_employees():
    print('   ', empl)

#XYZ splits into XYZ and Acme.  XYZ keeps the first three employees (Alice,
#Bob, and Carol) and Acme gets Dave.  Eve will be shared between the two
#companies.
acme = xyz.split('Acme')
acme.remove_employee(alice)
acme.remove_employee(bob)
acme.remove_employee(carol)
print("Acme's employees are:")
for empl in acme.get_employees():
    print('   ', empl)

xyz.remove_employee(dave)
#XYZ merges with Ajax 
ajax = company.Company('Ajax Corporation', '901 Knoll', 2, [company.Employee('Faith', '234 Lane', 1), company.Employee('George', '567 Manor', 2)])
xyz.merge(ajax)
xyz.name = "AjaXyz"
ajax_xyz = xyz
print(ajax_xyz.name, "'s employees are:", sep='')
for empl in ajax_xyz.get_employees():
    print('   ', empl)