Need help finishing this Java code. Here's what I need to do (Write a program to create a customer's bill for a company. The company sells only five different products: TV, VCR, Remote Controller, CD Player and Tape Recorder. The unit prices are $400.00, $220, $35.20, $300.00 and $150.00 respectively. The program must read the quantity of each piece of equipment purchased from the keyboard. It then, calculates the cost of each item, the subtotal and the total cost after an 8.25% sales tax. The input data consists of a set of integers representing the quantities of each item sold. These integers must be input into the program in a user- friendly way; that is, the program must prompt the user for each quantity as shown below -    How many TV's were sold? 3  How many VCR's were sold? 5  How many remote controller's were sold? 1  How many CD's were sold? 2  How many Tape Recorder's were sold? 4    The output of the program should print the following data properly formatted:            QTY DESCRIPTION UNIT PRICE TOTAL PRICE                 ...                               SUBTOTAL                                   TAX                                 TOTAL    Define constants for the unit prices and the tax rate. Use integer variables to store the quantities for each item. Use floating-point variables to store the total price of each item, the bill subtotal, the tax amount and and the total amount of the bill.   Format the output adequately showing the 4 columns (QTY, DESCRIPTION, UNIT PRICE, TOTAL PRICE) in a single row. Use System.out.printf for output.). This is my code: public class Main {     public static void main(String[] args)     {         Scanner scanner = new Scanner         //Use Constants to find unit prices and the tax amount         final double TV_P = 400.00;         final double VCR_P = 220.00;         final double REMOTE_P = 35.20;         final double CD_P = 300.00;         final double TAPE_RECORDER_P = 100.00;         //Use constant to value the tax amount         final double TAX = 0.0825;         //Set the Variables for numbers needed for Inventory         int tvQ, vcrQ, remoteQ, cdQ, tapeQ;         double tvTotal, vcrTotal, remoteTotal, cdTotal, tapeTotal;         double Subtotal, Tax, Total;           // Create inputs for the different quantities         System.out.println("How many Remotes were sold");         remoteq = System.currentTimeMillis();           System.out.println("How many CDs were sold");         cdQ = System.currentTimeMillis();           System.out.println("How many Tape Recorders were sold?");         tapeQ = System.currentTimeMillis();           System.out.println("How many VCR's were sold?");         vcrQ = System.currentTimeMillis();           System.out.println("How many TV's were sold?");         tvQ = system.currentTimeMillis();           // Determine the Total for each item that is given in the quantity         cdTotal = cdQ * CD_P;         vcrTotal = vcrQ * VCR_P;         tvTotal = tvQ * TV_P;         remoteTotal = remoteQ * Remote_P;     } }

Need help finishing this Java code.

Here's what I need to do (Write a program to create a customer's bill for a company. The company sells only five different products: TV, VCR, Remote Controller, CD Player and Tape Recorder. The unit prices are $400.00, $220, $35.20, $300.00 and $150.00 respectively. The program must read the quantity of each piece of equipment purchased from the keyboard. It then, calculates the cost of each item, the subtotal and the total cost after an 8.25% sales tax. The input data consists of a set of integers representing the quantities of each item sold. These integers must be input into the program in a user- friendly way; that is, the program must prompt the user for each quantity as shown below - 

How many TV's were sold? 3 

How many VCR's were sold? 5 

How many remote controller's were sold? 1 

How many CD's were sold? 2 

How many Tape Recorder's were sold? 4 

The output of the program should print the following data properly formatted: 

        QTY DESCRIPTION UNIT PRICE TOTAL PRICE 

             ...

                            SUBTOTAL 

                                 TAX 

                               TOTAL 

Define constants for the unit prices and the tax rate. Use integer variables to store the quantities for each item. Use floating-point variables to store the total price of each item, the bill subtotal, the tax amount and and the total amount of the bill.

Format the output adequately showing the 4 columns (QTY, DESCRIPTION, UNIT PRICE, TOTAL PRICE) in a single row. Use System.out.printf for output.).

This is my code:

public class Main {

    public static void main(String[] args)

    {

        Scanner scanner = new Scanner

        //Use Constants to find unit prices and the tax amount

        final double TV_P = 400.00;

        final double VCR_P = 220.00;

        final double REMOTE_P = 35.20;

        final double CD_P = 300.00;

        final double TAPE_RECORDER_P = 100.00;

        //Use constant to value the tax amount

        final double TAX = 0.0825;

        //Set the Variables for numbers needed for Inventory

        int tvQ, vcrQ, remoteQ, cdQ, tapeQ;

        double tvTotal, vcrTotal, remoteTotal, cdTotal, tapeTotal;

        double Subtotal, Tax, Total;

        // Create inputs for the different quantities

        System.out.println("How many Remotes were sold");

        remoteq = System.currentTimeMillis();

        System.out.println("How many CDs were sold");

        cdQ = System.currentTimeMillis();

        System.out.println("How many Tape Recorders were sold?");

        tapeQ = System.currentTimeMillis();

        System.out.println("How many VCR's were sold?");

        vcrQ = System.currentTimeMillis();

        System.out.println("How many TV's were sold?");

        tvQ = system.currentTimeMillis();

        // Determine the Total for each item that is given in the quantity

        cdTotal = cdQ * CD_P;

        vcrTotal = vcrQ * VCR_P;

        tvTotal = tvQ * TV_P;

        remoteTotal = remoteQ * Remote_P;

    }

}