Write a program that reads from the user the initial KiloMeters of the car, the current KiloMeters, and the filled fuelamount. The program should calculate and print the car fuel consumption/20L.Using javafuelConstumption = (currentKM- initialKM) 20/fuelAmountSample Run:Please enter the car initial KM, the current KM, and the consumed fuel amount:55100 55220 45The car fuel Consumption per 20L is: 53.333 KM / 201

Write a program that reads from the user the initial KiloMeters of the car, the current KiloMeters, and the filled fuel amount. The program should calculate and print the car fuel consumption/20L. Using java fuelConsumption = (currentKM- initialKM) 20/fuelAmount Sample Run: Please enter the car initial KM, the current KM, and the consumed fuel amount: 55100 55220 45 The car fuel Consumption per 20L is: 53.333 KM / 20L

Write a program that reads from the user the initial KiloMeters of the car, the current KiloMeters, and the filled fuel amount. The program should calculate and print the car fuel consumption/20L. Using java fuelConsumption = (currentKM- initialKM) 20/fuelAmount Sample Run: Please enter the car initial KM, the current KM, and the consumed fuel amount: 55100 55220 45 The car fuel Consumption per 20L is: 53.333 KM / 20L

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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