Question

Create an application named Rusty2 that asks the user for the dealer cost of a car, and the cleaning cost, and then displays the retail cost. Your application should simply send the dealer cost and cleaning cost to the getRetailPrice method in the Dealership class to obtain the retail cost.

here below is the dealership class code amd meed to create rusty2 code

import java.util.Calendar;
public class Dealership {

// public static final class variables

public static final int YEAR_STARTED = 1995;
public static final String COMPANY_NAME = "The Rusty Lemon";
public static final String COMPANY_URL = "www.TheRustyLemon.com";
public static final String COMPANY_ADDRESS = "123 Rustbelt Road, Somewhere, SomeState, 12345";
public static final String COMPANY_SLOGAN = "Many parts of our cars run great!";
public static final double STANDARD_MARKUP = 0.50;
public static final String COMPANY_EMAIL = "[email protected]";

// public static methods

public static String getCompanyBanner() {

return COMPANY_NAME + "\n(Selling rusty lemons since "
+ YEAR_STARTED + ")\n" + COMPANY_ADDRESS + "\n"
+ COMPANY_URL + "\n" + COMPANY_SLOGAN + "\n";

}

public static double getRetailPrice(double dealerCost, double cleaningCost) {

double markup = dealerCost * STANDARD_MARKUP;
return dealerCost + cleaningCost + markup;

}
public static int getYearsInBusiness()
{
int currentYear = Calendar.getInstance().get(Calendar.YEAR);
int yearsInBusiness = currentYear - YEAR_STARTED;
return yearsInBusiness;

}
}

Answer 1

Solution:

Rusty2.java:

import java.util.*;
public class Rusty2 {
   public static void main(String[] args) {
       Scanner sc = new Scanner(System.in);
       //Asking user to inout the value of Dealer cost
       System.out.println("Enter Dealer cost: ");
       double dealerCost = sc.nextDouble();
       //Asking the user to input cleaning cost
       System.out.println("Enter Cleaning cost: ");
       double cleaningCost = sc.nextDouble();
       //creating a new variable retailCost
       double retailCost;
       //creating a new dealership object
       Dealership dealership = new Dealership();
       //Now we are calling the fetReatilprice method of dealership class using the dealership object and storing the return value in retailCost
       retailCost = dealership.getRetailPrice(dealerCost,cleaningCost);
       //Printing the retailCost
       System.out.println("Retail cost is " + retailCost);
       return;
   }
}
Output: