Question: First, launch IntelliJ and close any previous projects that may be open (at the top menu go to File ==> Close All Projects). Then create
First, launch IntelliJ and close any previous projects that may be open (at the top menu go to File ==> Close All Projects).
Then create new Java application called "FuelCalculation" (without the quotation marks) that will compute the the cost to travel 50 miles and the distance that the car can travel with the gas currently in the tank.
Using a Scanner object, request the following three double values from the user after a user-friendly output statement or prompt for each:
- Number of gallons of gas in the tank
- Fuel efficiency of the car in miles per gallon
- Price of gas per each gallon
Compute how far, in miles, the vehicle can travel on the available fuel. Your program should output:
You are able to travel X.XX miles on remaining fuel.
where X.XX is the miles distance you calculated.
Compute how much the cost would be for the gas to travel 50 miles. Your program should output:
It will cost $XX.XX to travel 50 miles in the vehicle.
where XX.XX is the cost to travel 50 miles.
Notice the use of 2 decimal places required in your program output: Use System.out.printf("It will cost $.2f to travel 50 miles in the vehicle. ", travelCost);
For this and all upcoming PA's involving user input, use a Scanner object to capture input. Do not use a command (terminal) prompt. Be sure to use "valid" and "reasonable" data values for input.
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