A credit card company awards monthly reward points (integer type) based on the type of membership a customer has and the amount they charge to their card that month. The user will enter the membership type and purchase amount, then determine the appropriate number of reward points. Use a pretest loop to allow the user to enter data until they input 0 for the purchase amount. Do all of your output in main(). Make it look like this. Don’t forget your underlines won’t be immediately underneath.    Use methods for the following: getPurchaseAmt() Get the monthly purchase amount from the user. Include an error-trap around this input value so the user will have to enter a positive number (0r 0 to end the loop). Return the purchase amount. displayMenu() Display a menu of the membership types for the user to choose from, as follows: Membership Types: Premium Plus Standard Enter choice (1, 2, or 3): This method only displays. There is nothing to return, so it will be a void method. You will call this method from getType(). getType() Call the displayMenu() method and get the membership type from the user. Include an error-trap around the menu and choice so the program will not continue until the user enters a valid choice. Return the choice. calcPoints() Premium members receive 3 reward points for every 100 dollars they spend, Plus members receive 2 reward points for every hundred dollars they spend, and Standard members receive 1 reward point for every 100 dollars they spend. (Hint: Integer division and type casting as int will come in handy for this). Return the number of reward points.

A credit card company awards monthly reward points (integer type) based on the type of membership a customer has and the amount they charge to their card that month. The user will enter the membership type and purchase amount, then determine the appropriate number of reward points. Use a pretest loop to allow the user to enter data until they input 0 for the purchase amount.

Do all of your output in main(). Make it look like this. Don’t forget your underlines won’t be immediately underneath.

Use methods for the following:

getPurchaseAmt()

Get the monthly purchase amount from the user. Include an error-trap around this input value so the user will have to enter a positive number (0r 0 to end the loop). Return the purchase amount.

displayMenu()

Display a menu of the membership types for the user to choose from, as follows:

Membership Types:

1. Premium
2. Plus
3. Standard

Enter choice (1, 2, or 3):

This method only displays. There is nothing to return, so it will be a void method. You will call this method from getType().

getType()

Call the displayMenu() method and get the membership type from the user. Include an error-trap around the menu and choice so the program will not continue until the user enters a valid choice. Return the choice.

calcPoints()

Premium members receive 3 reward points for every 100 dollars they spend, Plus members receive 2 reward points for every hundred dollars they spend, and Standard members receive 1 reward point for every 100 dollars they spend. (Hint: Integer division and type casting as int will come in handy for this). Return the number of reward points.