Create a Java program that does the following:

• Prompts the user for the number of cars they had on hand and how many they sold and saves this information.
• Prompts the user for the average price per car and saves this information
• Prompts the user for the local tax amount
• Prompts the user for the amount it costs to store unsold cars
• Prints the following:

Cars Sold = XXX

Cars Left = XXX

Total made on sold cars minus tax amount = XXX

Total cost storing unsold cars = XXX

Note** When you use the kbd object to read remember that you will have to read to the end of the line or the buffer will still contain data.

For example: String name;

int total;

double price;

name = kbd.nextLine(); total = kbd.nextInt(); kbd.nextLine(); <-- must use another nextLine() to clear the buffer price=kbd.nextDouble();

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The example programs in the lectures use a special set of command to easily read data from the keyboard. This consist of

1. At the top of the program add import.java.util.*;
2. Right below the Public Class line enter static Scanner kbd;
3. The first line in main() should be kbd = new Scanner(System.in);