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Tasks Another Sample Run $-$ Non$-$extra Credit $($ user input is shaded $)$

Enter your name: Montgomery Burns

Enter your age: $102$

Enter how much you would like to earn a year: $12345678\mathrm{.}9$

Your name is Montgomery Burns

Your age is $102$ years old which is $1224$ months

You hope to earn $$1\mathrm{.}23456789E7$ per year.

Sample Run $--$Extra Credit $($ user input is shaded $)$

Enter your name: Wayland Smithers

Enter your age: $57$

Enter how much you would like to earn a year: $13000\mathrm{.}1$

Your name is Wayland Smithers

Your age is $57$ years old which is $684$ months

You hope to earn $$13,000\mathrm{.}10$ per year.

Grading Rubric $(100$ points and $5$ points extra credit$)$

Comment in program with name $(7$ points$)$

Declaration of the variables to hold the String, int, and double entered by the user $(21$ points$)$

Declaration of the variable to hold the calculation for the calculated value $(7$ points$)$

prompting the user $($Scanner or JOptionPane$)$ for the String, int, and double$(15$ points$)$

Calculating months and storing in a variable $(6$ points$)$

Displaying the values entered back to the user along with the calculated value $($console or

JOptionPane$)(20$ points$)$

JOptionPane Note: if using the JOptionPane, you need this as the last line of the main method:

System.exit$(0)$;

For extra credit, format the salary with commas and $2$ decimal points $($ either using $.$printf or

String.format$())(5$ points $)$

following the naming guidelines for Classes and identifiers $(8$ points$)$

organization of your code$($ variable declaration first $/$ prompting user for data $/$ calculations if

applicable $/$ then displaying the data $)(8$ points$)$

proper indenting $[$ right$-$click on code and select format $](8$ points$)$

Declare $4$ variables:

name declared as a String

ageYears declared as an int

ageMonths declared as an int

$($see deviations below$)$

annualSalary declare as a double

$($see deviations below$)$

Get $3$ Values from the user$($input$)$:

Get the name from the user

Get the ageYears from the user

Get the annualSalary, from the user

Note: Although the declaration can be done on the same line as the getting the data from the user,

please follow the "Organization Guideline" and keep the variable declarations at the 'top' of the

main method. $($See last page for a 'sample' of code organization$)$

Calculate $1$ Value:

For ageMonths, calculate based on ageYears $*12$

$($see deviations below$)$

Display Results

Display the variables along with the String literals below $($ with the allowable deviations $)$

Allowable deviations:

for the prompt$/$display for age, you can ask$/$say something like "what age you wish you were" or

"what age do you hope to live to$"$

Instead of calculating months you can calculate ageDays as ageYears $*365$

If you do make sure your variable name reflects the data it holds

For the salary you can use a different unit of measure like per hour$/$per month

If you do make sure your variable name reflects the data it holds

For this lab, in NetBeans, you can name the project LabCh$2,$ which will create the LabCh$2.$java file.

Sample Run $-$ Non$-$extra Credit $($ user input is shaded$)$

Enter your name: Wayland Smithers

Enter your age: $57$

Enter how much you would like to earn a year: $13000\mathrm{.}00$