Java Programming
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Author: Joyce Farrell
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Chapter 2, Problem 10PE
Program Plan Intro
Dollar Conversion
Program Plan:
- Import the required java package.
- Define the class “Dollars”.
- Define the main method.
- Declare the required variables.
- Declare named constant variables.
- Create a scanner class object to get user input.
- Prompt the user to enter number of dollars.
- Compute the denominations by dividing user entered dollars and the constant variables.
- Display converted dollar amount.
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