Java uses a left/right brace to mark the beginning/end of if-statement, compare this choice with the language which uses the "be
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import java.util.*; //import package for user input
class RetailItem//defining class RetailItem
{
private String desc;//defining String variable
private int unit;//defining integer variable
private double prices;//defining double variable
RetailItem()//defining default Constructor
{
//Constructor body
}
Output:
The Sub Total value: 199.75
The Sales Tax value: 11.985
The Total value: $211.735
Explanation:
In the above code three class "RetailItem, CashRegister, and Main" is defined, in the class "RetailItem", it defines three variable that is "desc, unit, and prices", inside the class "get and set" method and the constructor is defined, that calculates its value.
In the next step, class "CashRegister" is defined, and inside the class parameterized constructor is defined, which uses the get and set method to return its value.
In the next step, the main class is declared, in the main method two-class object is created and calls its method that are "getSubtotal, getTax, and getTotal".
There is some technical error that's why full code can't be added so, please find the attached file of code.
