• Write a solution to this problem in the main method of a class named "Money"
• Ask the user to enter a number representing an amount of money from 1 dollar to 9999 dollars (integer). Assume the user is kind and will enter an integer number within this range.
• Output the number of "bucks" (single dollar), "sawbucks" (10s), "Benjamins" (100) and "grands" (1000) corresponding to the amount entered by the user. For example if the user enters 7528, the program should output:
  • 7 grands
  • 5 Benjamins
  • 2 sawbucks
  • 8 bucks

TIP: you can decompose the total amount by using integer division and mod (%) operator. For example dividing by 1000 will give you the number of "grands", and then doing the mod 1000 will give you the reminder that has to be then divided by 100 to get the "Benjamins", and so on. You do not need to use loops.