I am using Dr. Java for this code. Also, The code should allow the user to place as many orders as they want without the code terminating and having to re-run it. Thanks!

Problem description A renowned manufacturer of computers wants a program to calculate the cost of each order that a client places. Products have a type, cost and quantity. The cost of "ultraportable laptops" type of computers is $400, of "laptops" type of computers is $800 and of "server" type of computers is $1200. If the client orders a total of 5-10 computers they get a discount of 2%, if they order 10 or up to 50 computers they get a discount of 7% and if they order more than 50 computers, they get a discount of 12%. No discounts are given for orders of less than 5 computers. The final cost computed should take all of these considerations into account. This time the client is a supplier that supplies computers to other retailers. This means that they will place multiple orders for various clients. The program should prompt the user for the quantity of each type of computer and provide the following information to the client: The number of ultraportable laptops in the order The number of laptops in the order The number of servers in the order The total number of computers ordered The order subtotal amount The discount percentage and amount The order total after discount . The client should be able to place as many orders as they like and should see all of the above information for each order. Technical Constraints: Project needs to be neatly organized into business class with instance methods and tester class Project Code