Design a Java program to take user information about t dollar bills. You will do calculations and print the result as below. Note that user can enter any number and your output user's input. Example: Enter nunber of one dollar bills: 769 769 dollar bills will be change to Hundred Fifty Twenty Ten Five One

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Design a Java program to take user information about t
dollar bills.
You will do calculations and print the result as below.
Note that user can enter any number and your output
user's input.
Example:
Enter nunber of one dollar bills: 769
769 dollar bills will be change to
Hundred
Fifty Twenty
Ten
Five
One
Transcribed Image Text:Design a Java program to take user information about t dollar bills. You will do calculations and print the result as below. Note that user can enter any number and your output user's input. Example: Enter nunber of one dollar bills: 769 769 dollar bills will be change to Hundred Fifty Twenty Ten Five One
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import java.util.Scanner;

 

class Demo{

  public static void main(String args[]){

  Scanner sc=new Scanner(System.in);
  System.out.println("Enter number of one dollar bills: ");
  int billAmount=sc.nextInt();
  int ones,fives,tens,twenties,fifties,hundreds;
  System.out.println(billAmount+" dollar bills will be change to");
  System.out.println("Hundred Fifty Twenty Ten Five One");
  
  //dividing the billAmount with 100 and quotient is stored in hundreds and the remainder is saved in billAmount
  hundreds=billAmount/100;  
  billAmount=billAmount%100;
  
  //dividing the billAmount with 50 and quotient is stored in fifties and the remainder is saved in billAmount
  fifties=billAmount/50;   
  billAmount=billAmount%50;
  
  //dividing the billAmount with 20 and quotient is stored in twenties and the remainder is saved in billAmount
  twenties=billAmount/20;
  billAmount=billAmount%20;
  
  //dividing the billAmount with 10 and quotient is stored in tens and the remainder is saved in billAmount
  tens=billAmount/10;
  billAmount=billAmount%10;
  
  //dividing the billAmount with 5 and quotient is stored in fives and the remainder is saved in billAmount
  fives=billAmount/5;
  billAmount=billAmount%5;
  
  //The remainder is stored in ones
  ones=billAmount;
  System.out.println("      "+hundreds+"     "+fifties+"      "+twenties+"   "+tens+"    "+fives+"   "+ones);
 }

}

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