Part B - Searching and Sorting 1. Create a search method in your program that allows the user to find a tax payer and display their information to the user. Change your program to prompt the user for a name to find. Have the main method call this method. 2. Add code to your program to sort the information according to salary in ascending order. Save the sorted information into a new file.

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Please help how would incorporate what is asked below into the java program below. Please read the quest carefully. I have posted both the description of what to do and the output that my program bring out which is a ceos full name, there company, salary and tax owed

 

java program is below

 

import java.io.File;

import java.io.FileNotFoundException;

import java.io.FileWriter;

import java.io.IOException;

import java.util.ArrayList;

import java.util.Scanner;

 

public class Demo{

    //Method to calculate the tax

    static public double calcTax(double salary , double taxRate){

        double taxOwed = 0;

        //Calclate and return the tax

        taxOwed = (salary * taxRate) / 100;

        //return the value

        return taxOwed;

    }

    //Main method

    public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException{

 

         //Create three array to add the data

        ArrayList<Double> salary  = new ArrayList<Double>();

        ArrayList<String> name = new ArrayList<String>();

        ArrayList<String> company_name = new ArrayList<String>();

        //to count the lines

        int lines = 1;

 

        try {

            //Open the file

            File myFile = new File("taxpayer.txt");

            //to read the file

            Scanner fileReader = new Scanner(myFile);

            //Check if file has next line

            while (fileReader.hasNextLine()) {

                //get the line into the string data

                String data = fileReader.nextLine();

                //Check the line number before adding that into the array

                if(lines % 3 == 1){

                    //FOr the lines 1 , 4 , 7 add them into the name array

                    name.add(data);

                }else if(lines % 3 == 2 ){

                    //for line 2 , 5 , 8 add them into the company_name array

                    company_name.add(data);

                }else{

                    //FOr lines  3, 6 , 9 add them into the salary array

                    //First parse the value into double before adding

                    double sal =Double.parseDouble(data);

                    salary.add(sal);

                }

                //Increment the number of line

                lines++;

            }

            //Close the  file

            fileReader.close();

            //Check if any exceptions is there

          } catch (FileNotFoundException e) {

            System.out.println("File with given name not found");

            e.printStackTrace();

          }

 

                try (//Now we have to add the records into the new File

                                //Create the my file writer class object to write into the file

                FileWriter myWriter = new FileWriter("taxInfo.txt",true)) {

                    System.out.println("Records started in file .....");

                    //Iterate over the list to add the data into the file

                    for (int i = 0 ; i < name.size() ; i++){

                        //Get the data to add into the file

                            String nameP = name.get(i);

                            String companyName = company_name.get(i);

                            double salaryP = salary.get(i);

                            double taxRate = 0 , taxOwed = 0;

                            //Decide the tax rate

                            if(salary.get(i) <= 10000000){

                                taxRate = 40;

                            }else{

                                taxRate = 53;

                            }

                            //Calculate the taxOwed

                            taxOwed = calcTax(salary.get(i), taxRate);

                            //Convert to string

                            String tax =String.valueOf(taxOwed);  

                            //Write to file

                            myWriter.write(nameP+"\n"+companyName+"\n"+salaryP+"\n"+tax+"\n");

                            System.out.println(nameP+"\n"+companyName+"\n"+salaryP+"\n"+tax+"\n");

                    }

                }

            }

}

As a bonus, Revenue Canada is willing to pay more for your program if you were to display
the results on the screen as well. The display should look similar to:
Kevin Loughrey, Thompson Creek Metals Co. Inc., $3,356,000.00, $1,342,400.00
James Balsillie, Research In Motion Ltd., $141,594,333.00, $75,044,996.49
Prem Watsa, Fairfax Financial Holdings Ltd., $619,000.00, $247,600.00
Richard Clark, Red Back Mining Inc., $3,310,667.00, $1,324,266.80
John Shackleton, Open Text Corp., $4,861,667.00, $1,944,666.80
John Wright, Petrobank Energy and Resources Ltd., $4,353,333.00, $1,741,333.20
Transcribed Image Text:As a bonus, Revenue Canada is willing to pay more for your program if you were to display the results on the screen as well. The display should look similar to: Kevin Loughrey, Thompson Creek Metals Co. Inc., $3,356,000.00, $1,342,400.00 James Balsillie, Research In Motion Ltd., $141,594,333.00, $75,044,996.49 Prem Watsa, Fairfax Financial Holdings Ltd., $619,000.00, $247,600.00 Richard Clark, Red Back Mining Inc., $3,310,667.00, $1,324,266.80 John Shackleton, Open Text Corp., $4,861,667.00, $1,944,666.80 John Wright, Petrobank Energy and Resources Ltd., $4,353,333.00, $1,741,333.20
Part B - Searching and Sorting
1. Create a search method in your program that allows
the user to find a tax payer and display their
information to the user. Change your program to
prompt the user for a name to find. Have the main
method call this method.
2. Add code to your program to sort the information
according to salary in ascending order. Save the sorted
information into a new file.
Transcribed Image Text:Part B - Searching and Sorting 1. Create a search method in your program that allows the user to find a tax payer and display their information to the user. Change your program to prompt the user for a name to find. Have the main method call this method. 2. Add code to your program to sort the information according to salary in ascending order. Save the sorted information into a new file.
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