II. Create a LunchOrder application that prompts the user for the number of hamburgers, salads, French fries, and sodas and then displays the total for the order. The LunchOrder application should include a Food object with a constructor that accepts the price, fat, carbs, and fiber for an item. Food methods should return the price of the item and return the fat, carbohydrates, and fiber. Use the chart below for food prices and nutrition information: Item hamburger salad french fries soda Price $1.85 $2.00 $1.30 $0.95 Application output should look similar to: Fat(g) Carbohydrates(g) 9 33 1 11 11 36 0 38 Fiber(g) 1 5 4 0 Enter number of hamburgers: 3 Each hamburger has 9.09 of fat, 33.0g of carbs, and 1.0g of fiber. Enter number of salads: 4 Each salad has 1.0g of fat, 11.0g of carbs, and 5.0g of fiber. Enter number of fries: 2 French fries have 11.0g of fat. 36.0g of carbs, and 4.0g of fiber. Enter number of sodas: 5 Each soda has 0.0g of fat, 38.0g of carbs, and 0.0g of fiber. Your order comes to: $20.90

COMPUTER FUNDAMENTALS AND PROGRAMMING 2 USING JAVA CODES Input the temperature, and determine whether or not it is within the typical range for that temperature.

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