Objectives: This assignment will give you the opportunity to use input and output

functionality inside java. When using input and output functions, you will also need to

have knowledge of exceptions and loops. Therefore, by completing this assignment,

students will have learned.

$$ Importing values from a text file

$$ Using for and while loops

$$ Exporting data to a text file

$$ Using Exceptions $($try$-$catch$)$

Task Description: An accountant has five text files $($Currency$[1].$txt$)$ containing many

numbers on each line which are purchases made by a client in USD$($United States

Dollar$).$ The accountant wants a program that converts each USD value to $6$ other

currencies. You should write these conversions to the text file $($Converted$.$txt$).$ The

accountant also wants to know which file contains the most money used on purchases.

This should be displayed in the console.

Conversion Factors:

$1\mathrm{.}03$ USD $=1$ Euros

$0\mathrm{.}0071$ USD $=1$ Japanese Yen

$0\mathrm{.}012$ USD $=1$ Indian Rupee

$0\mathrm{.}75$ USD $=1$ Canadian Dollar

$0\mathrm{.}051$ USD $=1$ Mexican Peso

$0\mathrm{.}00075$ USD $=1$ South Korean Won

Output Example:

Submission notes:

$$ Submit all files from your src folder, including all $.$java and input files, the $.$project

file, $.$classpath file, and optionally, the $.$settings folder.

$$ Be sure that your project compiles on CS Department computers before

submission.

$$ Zip the entire folder and name it as $$Assg#$\_$firstName$\_$lastName.zip$.$

$$ Submit the zipped file in the respective Canvas link.

$$ Instructions for Mac users

o By default, Finder hides dot files like $.$project, $.$classpath, and the $.$settings

folder. You can use the shortcut $($shift $+$ command $+.($dot$))$ to show

hidden files in Finder.

$$ Instructions for Linux users

o By default, your file manager may hide dot files like $.$project, $.$classpath,

and the $.$settings folder. Your file manager should have a setting that will

show hidden files. It$$s location and any shortcuts depend on the file

manager you are using.