Need help with code to prompt for and read double for monetary unit.

[java06]

Hi I need to do a program that will prompt for and read a double value representing a monetary amount.Then determine the fewest numbers of each bill and coin needed to represent that amount, starting with the highest (maximum size needed is a ten dollar bill).
For example if the value entered is 47.63 then the program should print:
4 ten dollar bills
1 five dollar bills
2 one dollar bills
2 quarters
1 dimes
0 nickels
3 pennies
Thanks for your help!

[D_C]

After you read the double, you should store it as an integer, as the number of cents. For example, $47.63 = 4,763 cents.

Always take the most as you can at once. Take as many $10s, then $5s, then $1s, until you account for all the money.

$10 is equivalent to 1000 pennies, and $47.63 is 4763 pennies. You can take 4763 (integer divide) 1000, or 4 $10 bills. and then you will have 4763%1000, or 763 pennies left over. Now do the same thing for $5 dollars with the 763 remaining pennies. 763/500 = 1, 763%500 = 263.

You could use a loop to do it, but you also should address making sure you have the plurality correct. Penny or pennies, for example. Consider $16.43. That should be one of each. I suppose you could just put ten(s), five(s). It still doesn't help for penny or pennies though.

[java06]

After you read the double, you should store it as an integer, as the number of cents. For example, $47.63 = 4,763 cents.

Always take the most as you can at once. Take as many $10s, then $5s, then $1s, until you account for all the money.

$10 is equivalent to 1000 pennies, and $47.63 is 4763 pennies. You can take 4763 (integer divide) 1000, or 4 $10 bills. and then you will have 4763%1000, or 763 pennies left over. Now do the same thing for $5 dollars with the 763 remaining pennies. 763/500 = 1, 763%500 = 263.

You could use a loop to do it, but you also should address making sure you have the plurality correct. Penny or pennies, for example. Consider $16.43. That should be one of each. I suppose you could just put ten(s), five(s). It still doesn't help for penny or pennies though.

Yes but is asking me to use a double value. I am still having problems. I am having trouble to do the code for calculation.