Milestone $1$

Your Uncle Rocco Calzone has recently started a new

business venture$-$ a very popular entertainment

complex featuring an arcade, bowling alley and

pizzeria, aptly named RetroSlice. He asked for your

help to create an application that determines the list

of Retroslicers $($loyal customers$)$ who have qualified

for the game token credit. Each input record contains

the applicant's name, age, high score rank, starting

date as a loyal customer, number of pizzas consumed since first visit, bowling high score and

current employment status, slush$-$puppy flavour preference, slush$-$puppies consumed since

first visit.

The functional requirements are given as follows:

Create a method that will capture the applicant's details and store them in a collection.

Make sure the data has been formatted appropriately to be saved on the collection.

Your method should return the collection.

Allow users to input as many applicants' data as they want until they press $N$ for $N$ o or $Y$ for

Yes if asked if "they still want to capture any more applicants".

Create a method that uses the method you used to capture details $($that returned a collection$)$ for

each applicant and determine if they qualify for credit or not.

The store grants game token credit if the applicant:

Is employed $($or their parents are; if they are younger than $18)$

Has been a loyal customer for at least $2$ years.

Has either a high score rank above $2000$ or a bowling high score above $1500,$ or a combined

average above $1200.$

Has eaten at least an average of $3$ pizzas a month.

However, game tokens are denied if they haven't consumed more than $4$ slush$-$puppies

per month, or if their preference is the 'Gooey Gulp Galore'.

The applicants who qualify for game tokens must be stored in a collection.