#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <vector>
using namespace std;
// Define a struct to represent an episode
struct Episode {
int episodeNumber;
string title;
string description;
};
int main() {
// Create a vector to store the episodes
vector<Episode> episodes;
// Populate the vector with episode information
episodes.push_back({1, "Starting School! Titan Junior High School", "Eren and Mikasa enter Titan Junior High School."});
episodes.push_back({2, "Chasing! Titan Junior High School", "Eren and his friends try to avoid being late for school."});
episodes.push_back({3, "Dodgeball! Titan Junior High School", "The students play a game of dodgeball."});
episodes.push_back({4, "Cleanup! Titan Junior High School", "The students participate in a school cleanup event."});
episodes.push_back({5, "Study Session! Titan Junior High School", "The characters study for an upcoming exam."});
episodes.push_back({6, "Love Letter! Titan Junior High School", "Romantic tensions arise as love letters circulate."});
episodes.push_back({7, "Showdown! Titan Junior High School", "A fierce showdown occurs during the school's sports festival."});
episodes.push_back({8, "Spine-chiller! Titan Junior High School", "The characters get scared during a test of courage."});
episodes.push_back({9, "Sweet Summer! Titan Junior High School", "The students enjoy their summer break."});
episodes.push_back({10, "Recommendation! Titan Junior High School", "The characters give each other recommendations."});
// Display information for each episode
for (const Episode& episode : episodes) {
cout << "Episode " << episode.episodeNumber << ": " << episode.title << endl;
cout << "Description: " << episode.description << endl;
cout << endl;
}
return 0;
}