Design and implement a Java program for programming exercise 6.15, page 237, from the textbook (name it TaxTable). Do not have the program prompt the user for input and all output is handled by the main method. Change the taxable income interval from $50 to $500 (21 rows per table rather than 201 rows per table) and design the program to print out a separate table for each filing status (Single, Married Joint or Qualifying Widow(er), Married Separate, and Head of Household) one after another separated by a few

blank lines. Document your code and organize the outputs using appropriate formatting techniques.

NOTE 1: Even though the income range stated in the textbook exercise does not cover every tax bracket, the method (or methods) in the submitted program must be able to generate the correct tax (using Table 3.2 on page 90 of the textbook) for any value of taxable income for every filing status.

NOTE 2: The method Math.round() is one approach for displaying the tax amount in whole dollars (integer). Other approaches, such as the printf() method, may be used as long as the result is rounded, not merely truncated, and no decimal point is displayed.

6.15 (Financial application: print a tax table) Listing 3.5 gives a program to compute tax. Write a method for computing tax using the following header: public static double computeTaxCint status, double taxableIncome)