Programming Project $2-$ Disaster Relief Planes

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Virtuous Crisis Undertakings $($VCU$)$ is a disaster relief organization that collects and distributes supplies to areas affected by disaster. In their current effort, they are trying to distribute supplies via aircraft to a location. Write a program called DisasterRelief.java that will help VCU figure out how many cargo planes and what kinds of cargo planes they need to distribute their supplies.

A small cargo plane can carry supplies for $5000$ people

A medium cargo plane can replace $3$ small cargo planes

A large cargo plane can replace $5$ medium cargo planes

An industrial cargo plane can replace $9$ large cargo planes

The program will first ask the user if they would like to randomly generate a population amount or enter it$.$ If the user picks the randomly generated population amount, the program will use Math.random$()$ to randomly generate a population amount between $5,000$ and $8,000,000$ inclusively and will display the number generated to the user. If the user wants to enter the number, then the program will ask the user for a population amount between $5,000$ people and $8,000,000$ people.

The program will then calculate the appropriate number of each cargo plane. It will only display the number of cargo planes needed. For example, if you needed to distribute supplies for a population of $1,364,000$ people, you would only display $2$ industrial cargo planes and $1$ medium cargo plane $($remember that all supplies need to be delivered, so keep rounding in mind$).$ Please use Listing $2\mathrm{.}10$ on page $63$ of the PDF version of our textbook as your guide.

The program should be able to handle incorrect numeric inputs by the user. If the user does not enter a number that is expected the program will state, $$Incorrect input$.$