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2. Write a program that models a cashier at a store. The program will take two numbers as input. Firstly, the cost of an item ($20.00 or less). Secondly, the amount of money given to the cashier ($20.00 or less). The program should output the change given in 10 dollar bills, 5 dollar bills, 1 dollar bills, quarters, dimes, nickels, or pennies. You should output the highest denominations possible. For example, if the item costs $5.20 and the cashier is given $10 then the change should be
4 dollar bills
3 quarters
1 nickle
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