Java coding assignment:

Class name: Fishstore

The Java Tropical Fish store is here to help you select the perfect tank for your tropical fish enjoyment. The first rule for setting up a nice, healthy fish tank is two gallons of water for every inch of fish in the tank. You must remember to consider the adult size of the fish. This means if you have $3$ adult fish, and each fish is $3$ long, you need to have at least an $18$ gallon tank.

$(3$fish x $3$inches x $2$gallons$/$fish $=18)$

The second rule involves what sort of fish will live in the tank. If there are aggressive fish in the tank, then the tank should be sized $1\mathrm{.}5$ times larger than the previous calculation. That is only an approximation, and in real life, you would have to carefully select your fish to make sure they get along well. But for this program, we will follow the two rules we just listed.

Fish tanks ONLY come in $4$ sizes in our store: $20,40,60$ and $80$ gallons. Your program should recommend to the user the next largest size that they need. For example, if you calculate that the user needs $45$ gallons for their fish, your program should recommend a $60$ gallon tank. If the fish would need a tank larger than $80$ gallons, print out that the store does not sell a large enough tank.

Start your program in main by declaring variables and writing a loop. Then ask the user to enter the information for the fish they expect to place in the new tank, then suggest the correct size tank.

For each fish, your code will ask the user:

$$ What is the name of the fish type? $($for example: goldfish$)$

$$ What is the adult length of the fish type in inches? $($for example: $2)$

$$ How many of this fish? $($for example: $3)$

Ask the user to enter all of this information and loop around for as many different fish types as the user wants. When the user enters $$done$$ for the fish type, the loop will exit and stop collecting data.

Next ask your user if there are any aggressive fish in the group. Determine the best size tank based on the rules. If the user would need a tank bigger than $80$ gallons, tell the user that we don$$t carry any bigger tanks.

Write out a tank report, including whether or not any fish are aggressive, total length of fish, minimum required gallons and the appropriate tank. Here is a sample for $4$ Clown Loaches, which are $3$ long and $5$ Neon Tetras, which are $1$ long. None of the fish are aggressive:

Tropical Fish Store Tank Requirements

Aggressive: No

Total Fish Length: $17"$

Tank Size: $40$ gallons

Then ask the customer if he$/$she wants to calculate another fish tank. If the answer is yes, the program should run again. NOTE: This means that an outer loop is needed around the inner loop that collects the fish information! If the answer is no$,$ drop out of the loop, and show your customer a good$-$bye message.

Test Cases:

You can use these test cases to verify that your program is giving you correct results.

Test Case #$1$ fish type $=$ Clown Loach, number $=4,$ size $=3$

fish type $=$ Neon Tetra, number $=5,$ size $=1$

Correct output #$1$

Tropical Fish Store Tank Requirements

Type of Fish Number Adult Size

Clown Loach $43$

Neon Tetra $51$

Aggressive: No

Total Fish Length: $17"$

Tank Size: $40$ gallons

Test Case #$2$ fish type $=$ Zebra Danios, number $=2,$ size $=2$

fish type $=$ Cherry Barb, number $=6,$ size $=2$

fish type $=$ AngelFish, number $=1,$ size $=6$ aggressive

Correct output #$2$

Tropical Fish Store Tank Requirements

Type of Fish Number Adult Size

Clown Loach $43$

Neon Tetra $51$

Aggressive: Yes

Total Fish Length: $22"$

Tank Size: $80$ gallons