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Assignment: Best Office Supplies Inc, an office supply store, services many customers. As customers orders for office supplies are shipped, information is entered into a file. Best Office Supplies bills their customers once each month. At the end of each month, the Chief Executive Officer requests a report of all customers sorted by their customer id (from lowest to highest). The report includes their bill balance and tax liability. Write a program to produce the outstanding balance report sorted by customer ID number from the data in the text file. Below is a description of the information on the text file .The first line on the file contains the number of customers on the file (numeric) .The fields below repeat for each customer: o Customer ID (numeric integer) o Customer name (String) o EmailAddress (String) o Bill balance (numeric) o Tax liability (numeric or String) The customers served by the office supply store are of two types: tax-exempt or non-tax- exempt. For a tax-exempt customer, the tax liability field on the file is the reason for the tax exemptions: education, non-profit, government, other (String). For a non-tax exempt customer, the tax liability field is the percent of tax that the customer will pay (numeric) based on the state where the customer’s business resides From the information provided, write a solution that includes the following A suitable inheritance hierarchy which represents the customers serviced by the office supply company. It is up to you how to design the inheritance hierarchy. I suggest a Customer class and appropriate subclasses. .For all classes include the following o Instance variables o Accessor and mutator methods o Suitable toString() methods o Any other appropriate methods Write a class which utilizes the following An Array of Customer objects o o A method which reads the input file provided and stores the objects in the array of Customers. o A method which sorts the array of Customers in ascending order by the customer ID A method that formats and prints the output report. The report should include the following requirements o .Report header at the start of each page showing the name of the company, report and page number .Report headers for each column of information. .One Customer per line. At most 50 Customers per page. .All money amounts and percentages should be displayed with2 decimal places and commas after each thousand. A sample report is shown at the end of the assignment. The report produced does not have to exactly match the sample output provided but must contain all required components listed above. o Any other helper methods used to meet the requirements of the assignment. o o The main method will call all the other methods which will . Read the text file and store the objects in the array . Sort the objects .Format and print the report .Test the program so that there are no errors using the input file provided, custlist.txt. Note that the program will only be tested using the file posted on Blackboard. You should not submit another file. .Record your planning time, coding time, testing time and bug fixing time Include a comment with your name and this information at the top of the program. Submit your program in one file, xxxx program6, where xxxx is your Kean email id. Sample Report Output: Note that lines have been omitted from each page in order to show page headers. Your output does not have to match exactly but all information should be properly labeled, report headers and column headers displayed. You should end up with 叶fice supplies Inc Customer Report Page: a ax Typex Amount .01 office Supplies Inc Custoner Report Page: 2 Show transcribed image text Assignment: Best Office Supplies Inc, an office supply store, services many customers. As customers orders for office supplies are shipped, information is entered into a file. Best Office Supplies bills their customers once each month. At the end of each month, the Chief Executive Officer requests a report of all customers sorted by their customer id (from lowest to highest). The report includes their bill balance and tax liability. Write a program to produce the outstanding balance report sorted by customer ID number from the data in the text file. Below is a description of the information on the text file .The first line on the file contains the number of customers on the file (numeric) .The fields below repeat for each customer: o Customer ID (numeric integer) o Customer name (String) o EmailAddress (String) o Bill balance (numeric) o Tax liability (numeric or String) The customers served by the office supply store are of two types: tax-exempt or non-tax- exempt. For a tax-exempt customer, the tax liability field on the file is the reason for the tax exemptions: education, non-profit, government, other (String). For a non-tax exempt customer, the tax liability field is the percent of tax that the customer will pay (numeric) based on the state where the customer’s business resides From the information provided, write a solution that includes the following A suitable inheritance hierarchy which represents the customers serviced by the office supply company. It is up to you how to design the inheritance hierarchy. I suggest a Customer class and appropriate subclasses. .For all classes include the following o Instance variables
o Accessor and mutator methods o Suitable toString() methods o Any other appropriate methods Write a class which utilizes the following An Array of Customer objects o o A method which reads the input file provided and stores the objects in the array of Customers. o A method which sorts the array of Customers in ascending order by the customer ID A method that formats and prints the output report. The report should include the following requirements o .Report header at the start of each page showing the name of the company, report and page number .Report headers for each column of information. .One Customer per line. At most 50 Customers per page. .All money amounts and percentages should be displayed with2 decimal places and commas after each thousand. A sample report is shown at the end of the assignment. The report produced does not have to exactly match the sample output provided but must contain all required components listed above. o Any other helper methods used to meet the requirements of the assignment. o o The main method will call all the other methods which will . Read the text file and store the objects in the array . Sort the objects .Format and print the report .Test the program so that there are no errors using the input file provided, custlist.txt. Note that the program will only be tested using the file posted on Blackboard. You should not submit another file. .Record your planning time, coding time, testing time and bug fixing time Include a comment with your name and this information at the top of the program. Submit your program in one file, xxxx program6, where xxxx is your Kean email id.
Sample Report Output: Note that lines have been omitted from each page in order to show page headers. Your output does not have to match exactly but all information should be properly labeled, report headers and column headers displayed. You should end up with 叶fice supplies Inc Customer Report Page: a ax Typex Amount .01 office Supplies Inc Custoner Report Page: 2

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