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Need this program in Java Make a program that calculates the grams of a molecule

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Question

Need this program in Java

Make a program that calculates the grams of a molecule according to the given moles. They will have a private attribute called molecule which will be String. Tip Use the List <E> class. Assume that your molecule has only one-letter elements (eg, H, C, O, and not Fe, Ca, etc.). Output: -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- --- Which molecule do you want to look for the grams? CO2 How many moles does the CO2 molecule have? 4.55 Enter the atomic mass for each element: Atomic mass for C: 12 Atomic mass for O: 16 Molecular mass of CO2 is 44 grams. There are 200.2 grams of CO2 in 4.55 moles.

Explanation / Answer

//Molecule class containg molecule,atomicwt and its getters and setters methods
package molecule;
public class Molecule
{
   public String molecule;
   public double atomicwt;
  
   public molecule(String molecule,double atomicwt )
   {
       this.molecule=molecule;
       this.atomicwt=atomicwt;
     
   }
   public String getMolecule() {
       return molecule;
   }
   public void setMolecule(String molecule) {
       this.molecule = molecule;
   }
   public double getAtomicwt() {
       return atomicwt;
   }
   public void setAtomicwt(double atomicwt) {
       this.atomicwt = atomicwt;
   }
  

}//End of Molecule Class

//MoleculeDB class for Saving The data of molecules
package molecule;
import java.util.ArrayList;
public class MoleculeDB
{

private static ArrayList<molecule> moles = new ArrayList<>(100);
public static ArrayList<molecule> getmoles()   //saving data to an arraylist
{
       moles.add(new molecule("C",12));
       moles.add(new molecule("O",16));
       return moles;
}
public static double getAtomic(char mole)    //to return the atomic value
{
        String mol=Character.toString(mole);           
        double Atomic=0;
        for(molecule m : moles)
        {     
           if(m.molecule.equals(mol))
           {              
               Atomic=m.getAtomicwt();
              
           }
          
        }
      
       return Atomic;
    }  
      
}//end of MoleculeDB class

//MoleculeAct class from where Actual program is run
package molecule;
import java.util.Scanner;
public class MoleculeAct {
public static void main(String[] args)
{
       Scanner sc=new Scanner(System.in);
       moleculeDB.getmoles();
       String smolecule;
       int length;
       double gmoles;
       System.out.println("Enter the molecule u want chech for gram(USE CAPITAL LETTERS):");
       smolecule=sc.nextLine();
       System.out.println("Enter How Many Moles does "+smolecule+" has:");
       gmoles=sc.nextDouble();
       length=smolecule.length();
       calculate(smolecule,gmoles,length);
      
}

private static void calculate(String smolecule, double gmoles,int length)    //calculation of molecular mass and its value grams
{
      
       char m;
       double moleculadd=0,add=0;
       for(int iloop=0;iloop<length;iloop++)
       {
           int n;
           m=smolecule.charAt(iloop);  
           n=Character.getNumericValue(m);
           if(n>1 && n<10)   //if it contains more then one molecule here O has two molecule
           {
               for(iloop=1;iloop<n;iloop++)
               {
                   moleculadd=moleculadd+add;
               }
           }
           else
           {
               add=moleculeDB.getAtomic(m);   //here add contains atomic value
               moleculadd=moleculadd+add;       //addition of molecules
           }
          
       }
       System.out.println("Molecular Mass of "+smolecule+" is "+moleculadd);
       moleculadd=moleculadd*gmoles;  
       System.out.println("There are "+moleculadd+" grams of "+smolecule+" in "+gmoles+" moles.");
}

}//end of MoleculeAct class

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