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CSE 101 Programming Assignment 1 Page 1 of 3

Due:
Wednesday, 19-October-2022 by 23:59

Deliverables:
The following Java files should be submitted to MS Teams by the due date and time
specified above. Submissions received after the deadline will be subject to the late
policy described in the syllabus.
o LifeGoals_{StudentNumber}.java
o BreadStore_{StudentNumber}.java

Specifications:

Overview: You will write two programs for this assignment. One will display your short-term,
medium-term, and long-term goals to the standard output. The other will keep track of
inventory in a store. Do not forget your program headers with Author and Date information.

• LifeGoals
Requirements: Write a program that prints your name, your short-term, medium-term,
and long-term goals.

Design: Your program should consist of Java instructions to display the following
information:

Describe your life goals (if you have never thought about them, this is a good chance
to think about them carefully). The actual output for each line must be at least 100
characters. But remember that the lines of code can NOT exceed 80 characters.

Code and Test: The expected output for the program will vary from student to student,
but it is important to follow the output pattern described above, formatting
requirements, and minimum character requirements. If you aren’t sure how many
characters are in your output, you can copy your output into Microsoft Word or a Google
doc and use the Word Count feature under the Review ribbon.

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• BreadStore
Requirements: Write a program that gets information about a product in a store from
the owner, then gets the number requested from a customer. It will then display the cost
to the customer and how many products are remaining. The following guidelines should
be followed:
• Store product
o Amount must be a whole number 0 or greater
▪ If the owner tries to enter a negative number, the system should
display an error message and end (NOTE: Do not use System.exit)
o Cost must be a decimal number 0 or greater
▪ If the owner tries to enter a negative number, the system should
display an error message and end (NOTE: Do not use System.exit)
• Customer request
o Amount must be a whole number 1 or greater
▪ If the customer tries to enter 0 or a negative number, an Error
message must display and no changes to the number of products
o Amount must not be greater than the number remaining
▪ If the customer tries to enter a value greater than the number
remaining, an Error message must display and no changes to the
number of products
o The customer should be shown the total cost (number requested X cost)
o The system should then display the new remaining count of the product

Design: Your program should consist of Java instructions to display the following
information (NOTE: bread was used as the product however, there is no requirement for
what product you use):

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Your program should verify that the owner enters non-negative values:

Your program should finally check to make sure the customer enters a positive number
and one that is not greater than we have left:

Code and Test: Create variables to store the values entered by the owner and customer
and assign it using a Scanner object.

Grading:
MS Teams Submission: You can submit multiple times, however, we will only grade the last
version that you submitted.

NOTE: If you use System.exit() in your code, you will automatically receive 0 points for this
assignment.

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