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Using Java create an interactive (the user should be able to input the values) Java Application to process your utility bill for at-least 6 months. Use Class-Object methodology and use single dimensional arrays in your application. Write detailed comments in your program. You should have a two classes (for example, MontlyBill.java & MontlyBillTest.java). You can also be creative and create your “own problem scenario” and come up with your “solution”.
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