A classroom of elementary students is on a field trip to an apple orchard. All students collect apples. At the end of the trip, the teacher wants to divide the apples evenly between the students. The price structure is as follows: Between 10-50 total apples: $10 Between 50-100 total apples $15 Between 100-150 total apples $20 Between 150-200 total apples $30 200 is the max number of apples (I will test with valid numbers) At the end of the trip, the teacher can order one item for himself/herself. They can choose from Apple Cider, Apple Cobbler or Apple Pie. The orchard makes the pie, cider and cobbler on Sunday. They want to get rid of all of it before the end of the week. Therefore, if the purchase is on a Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday it is full price. If the purchase is on a Thursday or Friday it will be $2 off. If the purchase happens to be on a Saturday or Sunday, the items are $3 off. Regular prices: Apple Pie - $10.00 Apple Cobbler - $15.00, Gallon of Apple Cider - $8.00. The teacher does not have to order an extra item. There is a seven percent tax added to the total purchase. Program Flow: Prompt the teacher for the following: number of apples collected day of the week total number of students the teachers last name the teachers salutation (Ms, Mrs., Mr, etc) Display how many apples each student will receive and how many are left over for the teacher Display the price of the apples collected. Use the name in the prompt: (NOTE: When the teacher enters string input for day of week, last name, salutation allow them to ignore upper/lower case. When you display the result it should look similar to the output shown here: Mrs. Smith, you have 3 apples per student with 4 left over for you. Next show a small menu of items that the teacher can order for herself/himself that shows choices and prices (Apple Pie, Apple Cobbler, Apple Cider), the teacher buy only ONE item can answer None also. Apple Pie - $10.00 Apple Cobbler - $15.00 Gallon of Apple Cider - $8.00 Prompt the teach to enter her/his choice of extra item. (NOTE: the program should not ask for the teacher to enter choice 1, 2, or 3, it expect the teacher to enter the strings Apple Pie, Apple Cobbler or Apple Cider - You should expect correct spelling, but should allow them to enter in all upper, all lower or any combination of upper and lower case letters. You should also allow them to enter preceding or trailing spaces, but not more than one space between the words, e.g. apple cider will only have one space between the two words.) Display the price of the menu item (be sure to take out any discounts) if there is one and indicate its on sale, example output: Great Choice, Mrs. Smith - Apple Cobbler is on sale today, Thursday, for $12.00! Display the total price of sale (apple collection charge, any additional item purchased, apply 7% sales tax) Your total today (collection plus teacher item) : $48.00 Requirements Make proper use of the following: data types (double, int, String, etc) a constant if/else control statements at least one switch statement various String functions (equals, trim, toUpperCase, substring, etc) Format your display dollar amounts to show only two decimal places (you may need to do some internet research for this OR you can convert your value to string for display purposes and then use string functions for this)