Write a java program that prompts a user for information about two applicants and then computes an overall score for each applicant. This is a simplified version of a program that might be used for admissions purposes. Look at the sample logs of execution to see how your program should behave. Your program must exactly reproduce the behavior demonstrated in the logs. For each applicant, you prompt for scores (either SAT or ACT) and overall GPA. The SAT or ACT information is turned into a number between 0 and 100 and the GPA information is turned into a number between 0 and 100 and these two scores are added together to get an overall score between 0 and 200. After obtaining scores for each applicant, the program reports which one looks better or whether they look equal.

You will notice that the program asks for each applicant whether to enter SAT scores or ACT scores (SAT scores are integers that vary between 200 and 800, ACT scores are integers that vary between 1 and 36). In the case of SAT scores, the user is prompted for SAT verbal and SAT math subscores. In the case of ACT scores, the user is prompted for English, math, reading and science subscores.

These scores are turned into a number between 0 and 100 using the following formulas:

For SAT Scores =

For ACT Scores =

These formulas produce numbers in the range of 0 to 100. After computing this score, we compute a number between 0 and 100 based on the GPA.

You will notice that the program prompts for the GPA and the maximum GPA. Both the GPA and maximum GPA are real values (i.e., they can have a decimal part). You should turn this into a score between 0 and 100 using the following formula:

At this point your program has two scores that vary from 0 to 100, one from their test score and one from their GPA. The overall score for the applicant is computed as the sum of these two numbers (ACT OR SAT result + gpa result). Because each of these numbers is between 0 and 100, the overall score for an applicant ranges from 0 to 200.

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You do not have to perform any error checking. We will assume that the user enters numbers and that they are in the appropriate range. In terms of program style, you should use static methods to eliminate redundant code and to break the problem up into logical subtasks. Your main method should be short so that a person can easily see the overall structure of the program. You are to introduce at least five static methods other than main to break this problem up into smaller subtasks and you should make sure that no single method is doing too much work. The following are the names of your methods and the tasks they should do:

public static double applicant(String name, Scanner cin) - This is a static method that returns a double value. It has two parameters (one String for the applicant's name and the second is a Scanner object). This method prompts the user to supply either 1 for SAT scores or 2 for ACT scores. If the user input is 1, the computeSAT method is called, otherwise, the computeACT is called. This method also calls computeGPA method to compute applicant's GPA. Finally, the method should return the sum of SAT score and GPA score.

public static double computeSAT(Scanner cin) - This is a static method that returns a double value. It has one parameter (a Scanner object). This method prompts for SAT math, SAT verbal, and computes the SAT scores using the above formula.

public static double computeACT(Scanner cin) - This is a static method that returns a double value. It has one parameter (a Scanner object). This method prompts for ACT English, ACT math, ACT reading, and ACT science. It will also computes ACT scores using the above formula.

public static double computeGPA(Scanner cin) - This is a static method that returns a double value. It has one parameter (a Scanner object). This method prompts for the overall GPA, max GPA, and computes the GPA using the above formula.

public static void reportResults(double var1, double var2) - This is a static method that returns nothing. However, it has two double parameters. This method prompts for the applicants overall scores. It then uses if-statement to print the applicant with a better score.

You can create an optional method to print some introduction info about the program.

Be sure to include a short comment at the beginning of your program as well as a short comment for each method describing what it does. Also remember that because this program involves both integer data and real data, you need to use appropriate type declarations (type int and calls on nextInt for integer data, type double and calls on nextDouble for real-valued data). Your program should be stored in a file called CollegeAdmission.java.

ex:

This program compares two applicants to determine which one seems like the stronger applicant. For each candidate I will need either SAT or ACT scores plus a weighted GPA. Information for the first applicant: do you have 1) SAT scores or 2) ACT scores? 1 SAT math? 450 SAT verbal? 530 overall GPA? 3.4 max GPA? 4.0 Information for the second applicant: do you have 1) SAT scores or 2) ACT scores? 2 ACT English? 25 ACT math? 20 ACT reading? 18 ACT science? 15 overall GPA? 3.3 max GPA? 4.0 First applicant overall score = 147.91666666666666 Second applicant overall score = 135.83333333333331 The first applicant seems to be better

ex2:

This program compares two applicants to determine which one seems like the stronger applicant. For each candidate I will need either SAT or ACT scores plus a weighted GPA. Information for the first applicant: do you have 1) SAT scores or 2) ACT scores? 1 SAT math? 510 SAT verbal? 530 overall GPA? 3.4 max GPA? 4.0 Information for the second applicant: do you have 1) SAT scores or 2) ACT scores? 1 SAT math? 570 SAT verbal? 500 overall GPA? 3.4 max GPA? 4.0 First applicant overall score = 150.41666666666669 Second applicant overall score = 150.41666666666669 The two applicants seem to be equal