EBK BIG JAVA: EARLY OBJECTS, INTERACTIV
EBK BIG JAVA: EARLY OBJECTS, INTERACTIV
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Author: Horstmann
Publisher: YUZU
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Chapter 3, Problem 10PE
Program Plan Intro

Cash Register Modification

Program plan:

CashRegister.java:

  • Define the class “CashRegister”.
    • Declare required variables.
    • Define the function definition to get information.
      • Assign the values for “purchased”, and “price”.
      • Increment the value of “totalSalesCount”.
      • Calculate the total price and store it in the variable “total”.
      • Concatenate the items to the variable “list”.
    • Define the function definition for “getSalesTotal ()” to get total sales.
      • Return “totalSales”.
    • Define the function definition for “getSalesCount ()” to get total sales.
      • Return “totalSalesCount”.
    • Define the function definition for “resetSales ()” to reset the values.
      • Reset the values for “totalSales”, “totalSalesCount” and “total”.

Main.java:

  • Import required packages
  • Define the class “Main”.
    • Define the method “main ()”.
      • Create an object for scanner class.
      • Declare required variables.
      • Create an object for the “CashRegister” class.
      • Loop from 0 through 3 using “for” loop.
      • Using “do-while” loop, get the item name and price from the user.
      • Store it in the list by calling the function “getInfo ()”.
      • Print total sales and sales count by calling the functions “getSalesTotal ()”, and “getSalesCount ()” respectively.
      • Reset the values by calling the function “resetSales ()”.

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