Program requirements Your program will need to read in N entries where N is the largest digit of your student ID (see Week4.java), or single entries at a time in a GUI. For each entry you need to read in at least a String or more if it is required and read in a number or numbers to perform a calculation. The calculation should be dependent on a series of if else statements which depends on a variation of pricing based on number of items. If it is just a calculation per entry then use if else statements to report on the result for example: calculating fuel consumption could report being very efficient, normal or not efficient. For each entry you will need to report the charges or calculation results similar to the receipt printed for assignment one. After the entries have been entered you will need to report a couple of cumulative values total money collected and an average of some value (it could be the average of money collected) for example. These could be displayed in a display all option if you are using a GUI interface. For extra credit you can include a GUI interface and store the records using an advanced data structure such as an array of objects, parallel arrays or an ArrayList. Your program needs to display the principles of good programming practises: meaningful identifiers using camel notation, correct indentation and layout, constants used for numeric values and correct commenting including a header comment for all files if applicable. Program requirements Your program will need to read in N entries where N is the largest digit of your student ID (see Week4.java), or single entries at a time in a GUI. For each entry you need to read in at least a String or more if it is required and read in a number or numbers to perform a calculation. The calculation should be dependent on a series of if else statements which depends on a variation of pricing based on number of items. If it is just a calculation per entry then use if else statements to report on the result for example: calculating fuel consumption could report being very efficient, normal or not efficient. For each entry you will need to report the charges or calculation results similar to the receipt printed for assignment one. After the entries have been entered you will need to report a couple of cumulative values total money collected and an average of some value (it could be the average of money collected) for example. These could be displayed in a display all option if you are using a GUI interface. For extra credit you can include a GUI interface and store the records using an advanced data structure such as an array of objects, parallel arrays or an ArrayList. Your program needs to display the principles of good programming practises: meaningful identifiers using camel notation, correct indentation and layout, constants used for numeric values and correct commenting including a header comment for all files if applicable
