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A county collects property taxes on the assessment value of property, which is 60% of the property's actual value. If, for example, an acre of land is valued at $10,000, its assessment value is $6,000. The property tax rate is $0.64 for each $100 of the assessment value. Therefore, the tax for an acre assessed at $6,000 will be $38.40. Create an application that displays the assessment value and property tax when a user enters the actual value of a property. If the user fails to enter numeric values, display an appropriate error message and do not attempt to perform calculations. Use the following test data to determine if the application is calculating properly:
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