Part $02$: Distance Conversion

Method Description

yardsToFeetAndInches$($double$)$ : String A public static method that when called and passed a distance value in yards will compute and return a String value with the equivalent distance in feet and inches.

Note:

A yard is $36$ inches $($a yard is also $3$ feet$)$

A foot is $12$ inches

A single quote mark is a common notation for a value specified in feet.

For example $3$ feet is often expressed as $3\text{'}$

A double quote mark is a common notation for a value specified in inches.

For example $7\mathrm{.}5$ inches is often expressed as $7\mathrm{.}5"$

You may need to cast or convert some values from one data type to another.

Remember that you can use $`$String$.$format$`$ to construct a $`$String$`$ value with a specified number of decimal places.

doDistConversion$($Scanner$)$ Partially provided in template and called by the menu, which provides a Scanner object. Remove the placeholder message.

Then implement the following functionality:

Prompt the user to enter a distance in yards

Collect and store the user input in a $`$double$`$ variable

Call the $`$yardsToFeetAndInches$`$ method, passing the user input as an argument

Store the value returned by the $`$yardsToFeetAndInches$`$ method in another $`$String$`$ variable

Display the equivalent feet and inches value as shown in the examples below

Here are some examples showing what the value returned by your $`$yardsToFeetAndInches$`$ method should be for different argument values:

Example $1$

Enter distance in Yards : $10\mathrm{.}25$

$10\mathrm{.}25$ yards in Feet and Inches is : $30\text{'}9\mathrm{.}00"$

Example $2$

Enter distance in Yards : $100$

$100\mathrm{.}00$ yards in Feet and Inches is : $300\text{'}0\mathrm{.}00"$

Example $3$

Enter distance in Yards : $0$

$0\mathrm{.}00$ yards in Feet and Inches is : $0\text{'}0\mathrm{.}00"$