Lab 2 CISC 1115

Start a new Java program. It should begin by printing, as part of the output (in addition to the comment at the beginning of your code, a header for the lab (or homework) that looks like the following:

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Your name Due Date

CISC 1115 MY11 Lab2

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Write a program that will read a double from the keyboard, which represents a dollar and cents amount, such as 7325.67, and prints out:

7325.67 is 7 thousand 3 hundred 2 tens 5 dollars and 67 cents

Input of 123 54 would print

123.54 is 0 thousand 1 hundred 2 tens 3 dollars and 54 cents

Or, for input of 100.00 the program will print

100.0 is 0 thousand 1 hundred 0 tens 0 dollars and 0 cents

Input of 12.54 would print

12.54 is 0 thousand 0 hundred 1 tens 2 dollars and 54 cents

Another example,

0.54 is 0 thousand 0 hundred 0 tens 0 dollars and 54 cents

One way to do this is to use casting, integer division and the mod operator (%) as we will discuss in the lecture but feel free to go your own way.

One set of code should work for any amount read in as a double. Assume the input amount is never greater than 99999.99

Print the code and run a number of examples like those above.