Requirements:
Input: Create a shopping list of 7 items (in an array).
Take input from the user that puts the shopping item name and priority into an array, multiple arrays ok.
Set the price for all the items in the shopping list down to the penny. (Make sure the total of the items > $100.00)
Sort the items in the list by order of priority
Present the items back to the user and have the user determine the order of importance for the item to purchase.
Only have one entry of any type in the list, list entry name (ex. Apple). If the user tries to add the same item twice tell the user that it is already on the list.
Set the price, cost, of each item down to the penny.
Now go shopping , purchase as many items on the list by priority, using $59.00
Purchase the highest priority items first then go to the lower priority items and purchase them as needed, minimizing the amount of money left over.
Display the list of what was purchased, its price, and what wasn't purchased, and its price (what could be used for the next shopping list).
Program must have:
Create an equals method for every physical class.
Make attributes private
Have get and set methods to access items in the shopping list
Have defined class constructors
Include multiple classes(you determine what classes to create, what make sense)
Include pseudo code, UML diagram, test plans, and .java file
No string buffers, array lists, vectors, or IO buffers
Hint: You can use more than one array or multidimensional arrays
*Submit your assignment with all .java classes in separate files bundled with your documentation into one .zip file.>