[Solved] Language Java Create Java Code Eriteria Executed Without Errors 20 Points Must Use Loop G Q37160321

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Language: Java create the Java code with the below eriteria to be executed without errors: (20 points) a. You must use a while loop to get the teacher’s input for the number of iPads needed. b. You must use an iflelse statement to ensure the number of iPads can’t exceed 20. e. Provide the modified code or a screenshot of the code in Jdoodle. You are in charge of the school’s IT department and several classes are asking to by iPads for use in their classes. Based on the number of iPads each class requested, determine the total costs for each classroom. The only information given is that the iPad costs $799, sales tax is 8.2% and there is a total of 10 classrooms. HINT: You will need to get the teacher’s input for the amount that their class will need. Create a test case table with at least 5 test cases. Execute each test case and provide a screenshot of the execution Create an array list of students’ first and last names for each of the 10 classrooms. The number of students in the class has to be greater than 10 but less than 20. Provide the modified code or a screenshot of the code in Jdoodle. Based on the number of inputs used for each classroom, remove student’s name from the array list so that the number iPads reflect the number of students in the elass. Provide the modified code or a screenshot of the code in Jdoodle. Modify your code to now have the formula you used to caleulate the total cost as method. Create an additional subclass using the following parameters: (20 points) 1) Create a Chromebook class 2 Under the Chromebook class you created, ask the user the number of Chromebooks they will need for each class. 3) The Chromebooks cost $250.00 and the sales tax is 8.2%. 4 Call the method you created for total cost formula, modify it with the new cost and tax information and print the output. 5) Provide a screenshot of the code and output and attach to your document. Show transcribed image text Language: Java create the Java code with the below eriteria to be executed without errors: (20 points) a. You must use a while loop to get the teacher’s input for the number of iPads needed. b. You must use an iflelse statement to ensure the number of iPads can’t exceed 20. e. Provide the modified code or a screenshot of the code in Jdoodle. You are in charge of the school’s IT department and several classes are asking to by iPads for use in their classes. Based on the number of iPads each class requested, determine the total costs for each classroom. The only information given is that the iPad costs $799, sales tax is 8.2% and there is a total of 10 classrooms. HINT: You will need to get the teacher’s input for the amount that their class will need. Create a test case table with at least 5 test cases. Execute each test case and provide a screenshot of the execution Create an array list of students’ first and last names for each of the 10 classrooms. The number of students in the class has to be greater than 10 but less than 20. Provide the modified code or a screenshot of the code in Jdoodle. Based on the number of inputs used for each classroom, remove student’s name from the array list so that the number iPads reflect the number of students in the elass. Provide the modified code or a screenshot of the code in Jdoodle. Modify your code to now have the formula you used to caleulate the total cost as method. Create an additional subclass using the following parameters: (20 points) 1) Create a Chromebook class 2 Under the Chromebook class you created, ask the user the number of Chromebooks they will need for each class. 3) The Chromebooks cost $250.00 and the sales tax is 8.2%. 4 Call the method you created for total cost formula, modify it with the new cost and tax information and print the output. 5) Provide a screenshot of the code and output and attach to your document.

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