need help with question

[d1g174l]

i need to make a java code that
makes an ammount and puts them in dollars and coins
$14.96
14 dollars(no 20 or 50 dollar bills just ones)
3 quarters
2 dimes
1 nickle
1 pennie

import javax.swing.*;
public class Lab5
{
public static void main(String[] args)
	{
double dollar_value(1.00);
double quarter_value(0.25);
double dime_value(0.10);
double nickel_value(0.05);
double pennies_value(0.01);

int num_dollars;
int num_quarters;
int num_dimes;
int num_nickels;
int num_pennies;
int total_num_coins;
int total_val_money = dollar_value + quarter_value + dime_value + nickel_value + pennies_value;
int total_dollar_val = dollar_value * num_dollars;
int total_quarter_val = quarter_value * num_quarters;
int total_dime_val = dime_value * num_dimes;
int total_nickel_val = nickel_value * num_nickels;
int total_pennies_val = pennies_value * num_pennies;

system.out.println ammount("14.96");
 if(00.)

i stopped its unfinished cause my teacher says its wrong but my speudocode is wright cant find it so i count type it here lol

i need help with this and im using
jgrasp
with jdk6 update

[sukatoa]

import javax.swing.*;
public class Lab5
{
public static void main(String[] args)
{
double dollar_value(1. 00);
double quarter_value(0 .25);
double dime_value(0.10 );
double nickel_value(0. 05);
double pennies_value(0 .01);

int num_dollars;
int num_quarters;
int num_dimes;
int num_nickels;
int num_pennies;
int total_num_coins ;
int total_val_money = dollar_value + quarter_value + dime_value + nickel_value + pennies_value;
int total_dollar_va l = dollar_value * num_dollars;
int total_quarter_v al = quarter_value * num_quarters;
int total_dime_val = dime_value * num_dimes;
int total_nickel_va l = nickel_value * num_nickels;
int total_pennies_v al = pennies_value * num_pennies;

system.out.prin tln ammount("14.96" );
if(00.)


Yah, actually you forgot this....
Are you aware of assigning double values to integer values?
they are different datatypes....
double is much bigger than integer values...

The vm will really not accept the code above....
make all variables double....

[JosAH]

make all variables double....

I'd suggest to make the monetary unit the penny/cent, i.e. dollar= 100, quarter= 25,
dime=10, etc. and make all variables integer. Simply rely on the behaviour of
integer division and the modulo operator. Integer division simply ignores the
remainder of the division while the modulo operator returns the remainder.

$1.49 == 149 cents. 149/100 = 1 dollar and 149%100 = 49 cents left
49/25 = 1 quarter and 49%25= 24 cents left etc. etc.

kind regards,

Jos