You are asked to write a java program for an embassy to help with the visa process. Your program should ask the applicant to enter his name, marital status (S for single M for married) and his monthly income. You program should then, based on the blow table inform the applicant the type of visa he is eligible for. Monthly Income Between 1200$ and 2500$ Marital Status Visa Type 15 Days stay visa 7 Days stay visa 2 Months stay visa 1 Month stay visa 1 Year stay visa Not Eligible for a visa Single Married Between 1200$ and 2500$ Between 2501$ and 7500$ Between 2501$ and 7500$ Single Married Greater than 7500$ Any | Any Other than the above Your program should execute exactly as the below sample run. Sample Run 1: Enter you name, Marital status (S or M) and your Monthly income: Dany S 1500 Dear Dany You are eligible for a 15 days stay visa Sample Run 2: Enter you name, Marital status (S or M) and your Monthly income: Walid s 3000 Please enter a valid character Sample Run 3: Enter you name, Marital status (S or M) and your Monthly income: Lina F 8000 Dear Lina You are eligible for a 1 year stay visa

You are asked to write a java program for an embassy to help with the visa process. Your program should ask the applicant to enter his name, marital status (S for single M for married) and his monthly income. You program should then, based on the blow table inform the applicant the type of visa he is eligible for. Monthly Income Between 1200$ and 2500$ Marital Status Visa Type 15 Days stay visa 7 Days stay visa 2 Months stay visa 1 Month stay visa 1 Year stay visa Not Eligible for a visa Single Married Between 1200$ and 2500$ Between 2501$ and 7500$ Between 2501$ and 7500$ Single Married Greater than 7500$ Any | Any Other than the above Your program should execute exactly as the below sample run. Sample Run 1: Enter you name, Marital status (S or M) and your Monthly income: Dany S 1500 Dear Dany You are eligible for a 15 days stay visa Sample Run 2: Enter you name, Marital status (S or M) and your Monthly income: Walid s 3000 Please enter a valid character Sample Run 3: Enter you name, Marital status (S or M) and your Monthly income: Lina F 8000 Dear Lina You are eligible for a 1 year stay visa

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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