This is java language

Take in user input. You need to take in 4 things:

1. An number representing the plan number (1, 2, or 3) (integer)
2. The number of minutes used this billing cycle. (integer)
3. The number of messages used this billing cycle (integer)
4. The number of gigabytes of data used this cycle (double)

Note: the autograder will give you these values in this order. Make sure you read them in the correct order.

Your goal: Given the above criteria calculate the total price for a given billing cycle.

Plan	Minutes	Messages	Data	Base Price	Service Fee	Tax
1	Unlimited	Unlimiated	Unlimited	$175	2%	6%
2	300	650	6	$125	4%	6%
3	150	350	3	$80	4%	6%

Plans 2 and 3 have overage charges. Individuals on these plans will pay 15 cents per minute, 10 cents per message. and $10 per gigabyte of data over their plan's allowance.

Overages are assessed before the Service Fee, and the Service Fee is taken before tax, and is taxable.

The autograder is expecting a single line of output. Containing only your formatted price with a "$" and 2 decimal places.

Examples:

Plan 1, Minutes: 600, Messages: 4000, Data: 7.13.

• Base Price is 175
• service fee is 2% before tax total is now $178.50.
• Tax is 6%, new total after tax is $189.21.

Plan 2, Minutes 400, Messages: 400, Data 6.12.

• Base price is 125
• Over 100 minutes
  • 100 * .15 = $15
• Under on Messages
  • No overage
• Over .12 GB on data
  • .12 * $10 = $1.2
• New Total before service fee $141.20
• Service fee is 4% total is now $146.848
• Now Tax 6% total is now $155.66