Write a program that converts U.S. Dollar Amounts to different Cryptocurrencies by multiplying US Dollar amounts times conversion factors stored in named constants. Ask the user to enter the amount of money in U.S. Currency, then display the output of the conversions to the different cryptocurrencies listed below. The following conversion rates must be stored as named constants: 1 US Dollar = 0.00002306 Bitcoin (BTC)1 1 US Dollar = 0.01122814 Ethereum Classic (ETC)1 1 US Dollar = 2.07961078 Dogecoin (DOGE)1 1 US Dollar = 0.48910811 Cardano (ADA)1 Format your currency amounts in fixed point notation with two decimal places of precision, and be sure that the decimal point is always displayed.

Write a program that converts U.S. Dollar Amounts to different Cryptocurrencies by multiplying US Dollar amounts times conversion factors stored in named constants. Ask the user to enter the amount of money in U.S. Currency, then display the output of the conversions to the different cryptocurrencies listed below. The following conversion rates must be stored as named constants: 1 US Dollar = 0.00002306 Bitcoin (BTC)1 1 US Dollar = 0.01122814 Ethereum Classic (ETC)1 1 US Dollar = 2.07961078 Dogecoin (DOGE)1 1 US Dollar = 0.48910811 Cardano (ADA)1 Format your currency amounts in fixed point notation with two decimal places of precision, and be sure that the decimal point is always displayed.

EBK JAVA PROGRAMMING

9th Edition

ISBN:9781337671385

Author:FARRELL

Publisher:FARRELL

Chapter6: Looping

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