Order only one item from the menu and generate an invoice for your order the total amount of the invoice should include the menu item charge, 5% tax and, tip.

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Introduction to Computer Programming

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Upload a Java file for the following problem:

File Name: Order.java

Class Name: Order

Problem:

Order only one item from the menu and generate an invoice for your order.

The total amount of the invoice should include the menu item charge, 5% tax and, tip.

Ask the user to enter a tip for the selected item. Add a tip to the total amount only if a tip is greater than zero. Display the receipt of the order.

Steps:

1. Display Menu with price in the console

2. Read user choice of menu item

3. Apply 5% tax on the selected menu item price

4. Read tip amount from the user

5. Add a tip to total amount if it is greater than zero

6. Display selected item with price, tax amount, tip amount and, total

 

Coding instruction:

Use switch case and if selection for coding.

Expected Output :

Menu
1. Fries	$5
2. Burger	$7
3. Soda	$4
4. Coffee	$3
5. Donut	$6

 

Enter your choice: 2 Enter tip($) : 1

Thank you for the order!!

 

**Receipt** Burger = $7

Tax = $0.35000000000000003

Tip = $1

Total Bill= $8.35

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