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Write a Java program that will calculate the cost of an airline flight for one customer. Input: (Using Java dialog boxes) Flight class: int 1, 2, or 3 Baggage weight int whole pounds 0...200 Calculations: All flights include a $50 base charge Determine total cost for flight: Flight class: 1 ? $600 2 ? $400 3 ? $300 (first class) (business class) (economy class) Determine baggage charge: If baggage weight is then fee is: 0 ... 30 pounds $25 31 ... 40 pounds $30 41 ... 50 pounds $50 51 ... 100 pounds $75 101 ... 200 pounds $100 Tax: 5% on flight cost only (excluding base charge and baggage fees) Output: (using one Java dialog box) Summary of costs including itemized list with base cost, flight cost, baggage fees, tax, and total Include error-checking (upstream from calculations and output) in the form of a while-loop to validate the following: Flight class value input is only a 1, 2, or 3 Baggage weight is 0... 200 If any input is out of range, provide an error message, "trap" the user in a loop, and give them another opportunity to re-enter input.

          Write a Java program that will calculate the cost of an airline flight for one customer.
Input: (Using Java dialog boxes)
Flight class:
int
1, 2, or 3
Baggage weight
int
whole pounds 0...200
Calculations:
All flights include a $50 base charge
Determine total cost for flight:
Flight class:
1 ? $600
2 ? $400
3 ? $300
(first class)
(business class)
(economy class)
Determine baggage charge:
If baggage weight is
then fee is:
0 ... 30 pounds
$25
31 ... 40 pounds
$30
41 ... 50 pounds
$50
51 ... 100 pounds
$75
101 ... 200 pounds
$100
Tax: 5% on flight cost only (excluding base charge and baggage fees)
Output: (using one Java dialog box)
Summary of costs including itemized list with base cost, flight cost, baggage fees, tax, and total
Include error-checking (upstream from calculations and output) in the form of a while-loop to validate the
following:
Flight class value input is only a 1, 2, or 3
Baggage weight is 0... 200
If any input is out of range, provide an error message, "trap" the user in a loop, and give them another
opportunity to re-enter input.

Write a Java program that will calculate the cost of an airline flight for one customer.
Input: (Using Java dialog boxes)
Flight class:
int
1, 2, or 3
Baggage weight
int
whole pounds 0...200
Calculations:
All flights include a 50 base charge
Determine total cost for flight:
Flight class:
1 ?600
2 ? 400
3 ?300
(first class)
(business class)
(economy class)
Determine baggage charge:
If baggage weight is
then fee is:
0 ... 30 pounds
25
31 ... 40 pounds30
41 ... 50 pounds
50
51 ... 100 pounds75
101 ... 200 pounds
100
Tax: 5% on flight cost only (excluding base charge and baggage fees)
Output: (using one Java dialog box)
Summary of costs including itemized list with base cost, flight cost, baggage fees, tax, and total
Include error-checking (upstream from calculations and output) in the form of a while-loop to validate the
following:
Flight class value input is only a 1, 2, or 3
Baggage weight is 0... 200
If any input is out of range, provide an error message, "trap" the user in a loop, and give them another
opportunity to re-enter input.

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