[SOLVED] Cst 183 programming assignment 1

Objective
To build a complete working Java program to apply basic data types, arithmetic operations, and
dialog-based input/output.
Overview & Instructions
In the world of Harry Potter, a pub owner needs to replenish their stocks of ale and must work with muggles
to make the deal. The negotiations conclude and a price for a number of hogheads of ale is agreed upon
for a given price in U.S. dollars.
Your program should summarize the transaction. Input should include:
• Number of hogsheads of ale (integer)
Dollar amount agreed upon per hogshead (decimal)
Output for the program should be a summary of various totals in different units (both muggle and wizarding).
Here is a the expected output:
Amount: xx hogsheads, xxx.x gallons
Cost: xxxx.xx U.S. Dollars
xxxx.xx Euros
xxxx.xx British Pounds
xx galleons, xx sickles, xx knuts
Your general formatting can vary but be sure to include all of the demonstrated values. Format gallons to
one decimai place, monetary amounts to two decimal places, and be sure that the hogsheads and wizarding
money values are integers.
Required facts include the following:
The monetary exchange rate between the wizarding and muggle worlds is:
There are 54 U.S. gallons in one hogshead
1 Galleon = $25.50
1 Dollar = 0.86 Euros = 0.76 Pounds
1 Galleon = 17 Sickles
1 Sickle = 29 Knuts
Include exclusive use of dialog-based input and output for this solution. You are free of course to integrate
use of the Java console for testing, but be sure the final solution utilizes dialog boxes. Design your input
dialogs to include clear instructions and make sure your output dialog is organized, understandable, and
includes proper units.
Be sure to consider documentation, code structure, neatness, and clarity in your final solution.
25,500, ow, 000,027,00
Deliverables
Deliver the following to the online course management system dropbox as your final product:
Notice
Upload your source code (.java) file
This is an individual assignment. You must complete this assignment on your own. You may not discuss your work in detail with
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