David Klein works for the City Office of Parking Services. His job is to collect the money from the parking meters in a section of the city, take a portion of it as his share, and turn in the rest to the Office of Parking Services. David's and the Office of Parking Services' shares of the collection are computed by using the following formula:

24% of the daily collection goes to David.

76% of the daily collection goes to the Office. Office of Parking Services requires David to submit a daily report with the following

details: How many pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters were collected. How much the collection amounts to (floating point dollar value). How much money David gets (floating point dollars). How much money the Office of Parking Services gets.

Adding up the values of the coins, doing the calculations by hand, and preparing the report every day seems to be a little too tedious to David, and he decides to use his personal system to do this part of the job everyday. He has asked you to write the necessary program to do the job.

Your program should be written in such a way that David has only to execute your program everyday and when the system asks him to "Enter the number of pennies", to enter that number, and again when it asks him to "Enter the number of nickels", to enter that number and so on. The system should then write on the screen the information required to be in the report, in a clear readable format.

Your program must contain sufficient explanatory comments, and your name. When the program works, use the following numbers as data and have the program prepare the report. Copy and paste the report to the end of the program and turn in your program and the output printed together.

Number of pennies = 135 Number of nickels = 321 Number of dimes = 573 Number of quarters = 857

(The correct dollar value of this collection is $288.95.)