[Solved]Create Java Class File Named Paycalculatorjava Main Method Add Following Methods Class Pub Q37297842

Create a Java Class file named PayCalculator.java with a main()method. Add the following methods to your class:

1. public static String getName() { } prompts the user for theirname using JOptionPane.showInputDialog() and returns the name.
   • You will call this method from main() and “catch” the returnedString variable. For debugging purposes, print the name to theconsole using the method System.out.println()
2. public static double getHours() { } prompts the user for thenumber of hours worked using JOptionPane.showInputDialog(),converts the value to a number, and returns the hours worked.
   • You will call this method from main() and “catch” the returneddouble variable. For debugging purposes, print the hours worked tothe console using the method System.out.println()
3. public static double getRate() { } prompts the user for theirpay rate using JOptionPane.showInputDialog(), converts the value toan number, and returns the pay rate.
   • You will call this method from main() and “catch” the returneddouble variable. For debugging purposes, print the hourly pay rateto the console using the method System.out.println()
4. public static double getBonus() { }asks the user if they workedon a holiday using
5. JOptionPane.showConfirmDialog(). If they click OK (true), thenit returns 50.0. Otherwise, it returns 0.0. Example shown in thebox above .
   • You will call this method from main() and “catch” the returneddouble variable. For debugging purposes, print the bonus to theconsole using the method System.out.println()
6. public static double calcTotal(double hours, double rate,double bonus) { }takes hours, rate, and bonus as parameters. Themethod should use those three values to calculate the total, andthen return the total.
   • You will call this method from main() and “catch” the returneddouble variable. For debugging purposes, print the bonus to theconsole using the method System.out.println()
7. public static void displayResults(String name, double total) {} takes the name and the total as parameters, and displays“Name, you earned total.” in aJOptionPane.showMessageDialog() box.
   • You will call this method from main() and there will not be areturn value so there is no need to “catch” the returnedvalue.
8. By the end of the program public static void main(String[]args) { } should:
   • Call getName() and assign the result to a variable
   • Call getHours() and assign the result to a variable
   • Call getRate() and assign the result to a variable
   • Call getBonus() and assign the result to a variable
   • Pass hours, rate, and bonus to thecalcTotal(hours,rate,bonus)
     method, and return the result to a variable
   • Pass name and total to displayResults(name,total)

This is one whole java program and here is what I got. Pleaseadd comment so I can understand

import javax.swing.JOptionPane;
public class PayCalculator {

   public static void main(String[] args) {
       //call gethours
   doublehours=PayCalculator.getHours();  
   System.out.println(hours);
  
   //cal usre name
   String name=getName();
   System.out.println(name);
   //call getBonjs
   double Bonus= getBonus();
   System.out.println(Bonus);

   }// end of main
  
   public static String getName() {
      
       return  
       JOptionPane.showInputDialog(null,”Enter your name”);
         
      
   }// end of getname
   public static double getBonus() {
       int holiday=JOptionPane.showConfirmDialog(null, “Did you workedHoliday?”);
       if (holiday==0) {
           return50.0;
          
       }
       else {
           return0.0;
       }
   }
      
   public static double getRate() {
       String payRate=
              JOptionPane.showInputDialog (null, “Enter yourname”);
       return payRate;
   }//end of get rate

   public static double getHours() {
       String strHours=
              JOptionPane.showInputDialog(null, “Enter hoursworked”);
       returnDouble.parseDouble(strHours);
      
   }//end of
}//end of class

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