Money Bill Denominator in Java

Here is a program that I wrote in Java to ask the amount of money from the user and then our program will  count how many one thousand, five hundred, two hundred, one hundred, fifty, twenty bills and ten, five and one peso coins based here in the Philippine currency.

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Sample Program Output

Program Listing

package money_denominator;

 import java.util.Scanner;

/**

 * Money_Denominator.java

 * Author : Mr. Jake R. Pomperada,MAED-IT

 * Date   : February 19, 2019   Tuesday

 * http://www.jakerpomperada.com

 * jakerpomperada@jakerpomperada.com 

 * jakerpomperada@gmail.com

 */

public class Money_Denominator {

 

   public static void main(String[] args) {

     

      int amount=0,thousand=0,five_hundreds=0,two_hundreds=0;

      int hundreds=0,fifty=0,twentys=0,tens=0,fives=0,ones=0;

      

      Scanner input = new Scanner(System.in);

      

      System.out.println();

      System.out.print("\tMoney Bill Denominator");

      System.out.println("\n");

      System.out.print("\tEnter an Amount : ");

      amount = input.nextInt();

      

      thousand = amount/1000;

      amount = amount%1000;

      

      five_hundreds = amount/500;

      amount = amount%500;

      

      two_hundreds = amount/200;

      amount = amount%200;

      

      hundreds = amount/100;

      amount = amount%100;

      

      fifty = amount/50;

      amount = amount%50;

      

      twentys = amount/20;

      amount = amount%20;

      

      tens = amount/10;

      amount = amount%10;

      

      fives = amount/5;

      amount = amount%5;

      

      ones = amount/1;

      amount = amount%1;

      System.out.print(" \n");

      System.out.print("\t===== Display Report =====");

      System.out.println("\n");

      System.out.print("\tNumber of 1000 Note(s)  : "   + thousand + "\n");

      System.out.print("\tNumber of 500 Note(s)   : "   + five_hundreds +  "\n");

      System.out.print("\tNumber of 200 Note(s)   : "   + two_hundreds  + "\n");

      System.out.print("\tNumber of 100 Note(s)   : "   + hundreds + "\n");

      System.out.print("\tNumber of 50 Note(s)    : "   + fifty  + "\n");

      System.out.print("\tNumber of 20 Note(s)    : "   + twentys + "\n");

      System.out.print("\tNumber of 10 Coin(s)    : "   + tens  + "\n");

      System.out.print("\tNumber of 5  Coin(s)    : "   + fives + "\n");

      System.out.print("\tNumber of 1  Coin(s)    : "   + ones + "\n");

      System.out.print("\n\n");

      System.out.print("\tEnd of Program");

      System.out.print("\n\n");  

  }

}  // End of Code