Homework 6 - Arrays

Due date:   Thursday, Nov. 17, 2005

• Problem 21, page 611.
  Related problems: Ch. 5, #24, p. 295; Ch. 6, #15, #16, p. 360.
• Carefully read and study the contents of Chapter 10 (Arrays).
• As we have been discussing in the last two or three lectures, MyJava Coffee Outlet has gone into the fast-food
  business (MyJava Lo-Fat Burgers). They provide a computer screen, a mouse, and a keypad for its customers.
  You are hired as a freelance computer consultant.  Write a Java program that lists items for three categories:
  Entree, Side Dish, and Drink, accepts orders from users, and produces what's asked for in problem 21.
  The following table lists the items available for each entry and their prices.
  
  

  Entree	Side Dish	Drink
  Tofu Burger            $3.49	Rice Cracker       $0.79	Cafe Mocha       $1.99
  Cajun Chicken        $4.59	No-Salt Fries      $0.69	Cafe Latte          $1.99
  Buffalo Wings         $3.99	Zucchini              $1.09	Espresso            $2.49
  Rainbow Fillet         $2.99	Brown Rice         $0.59	Oolong Tea        $0.99

  
  
• As illustrated in yesterday's (11-10-05) lecture, a typical session might look like: My Java Lo-Fat Burgers.
• There is another form of showInputDialog, it creates drop-down boxes for input. I created
  a small example, DropDown.java. Download it, compile, and run. Then look at the code - it will be clear
  how to create and use your own input drop-down's.
  • I rewrote the input portion of the program to use input drop-downs. Here's some screen shots using this
    version of the program: Drop-Down Version.
    Feel free to use either method (or Scanner class) for input.
• Submit your program according to: Guidelines for Project Submissions
• The beginning comments of your .java files should at least include:
  • Name:   <Your Name>
    Homework No.:   6
    Course Name:   CSC 211
    Section No.:   <101>
    Brief description of what the program is designed to do.
• Good luck and have fun!