Design a java program that uses the switch statement and asks the user to select

Question

Design a java program that uses the switch statement and asks the user to select one of three television models. The program should provide a description of the models. Using the fall-through capability of the switch statement, display the model chosen, the description, and the price. The user should make a selection by model number: Model 100 comes with remote control, timer, and stereo sound and costs $1000. Model 200 comes with all the features of model 100, plus picture in picture; it costs $1200. Model 300 comes with all features of model 200 plus HDTV, flat screen, and 16x9 aspect ratio; it costs $2400. USE THE FOLLOWING DESCRIPTION AND PROMPT FOR THE PROGRAM. 1. This program asks the user to enter a television model #. 2. The description of the model chosen will be displayed. 3. Please enter the model number chosen. 4. Model 100 comes with remote control, timer and stereo sound and costs $1000. 5. Model 200 comes with all features of model 100 .......... 6. Model 300 ........

Explanation / Answer

import java.util.*;

class television
{
   public static void main(String args[])
   {
       Scanner o=new Scanner(System.in);

       System.out.println("enter a television

model #");
       int mno=Integer.parseInt(o.nextLine());

       switch(mno)
       {
           case 100:
               System.out.println

("This model "+mno+" comes with remote control, timer, and

stereo sound and costs $1000");
               break;
           case 200:
               System.out.println

("This model "+mno+" comes with remote control, timer,

stereo sound plus picture in picture and costs $1200");
               break;
           case 300:
               System.out.println

("This model "+mno+" comes with remote control, timer,

stereo sound,picture in picture plus HDTV, flat screen, and

16x9 aspect ratio; it costs $2400");
               break;
           default:
               System.out.println

("Enter model # between 100-300 only");
               break;
       }
   }
}

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