Java: An Introduction to Problem Solving and Programming (8th Edition)
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Chapter 6.3, Problem 28STQ
Consider the variable allCents in the method writePositive in Listing 6.14. It holds an amount of money as if it were all cents. So for the amount $12.95, the int variable allCents would be set to 1295. Using an int variable is somewhat limiting. The largest value of type int is 2147483647, meaning that the largest amount the method can handle a $21,474,836.47. That is more than $21 million, a nice large sum, but we often need to consider larger amounts, such as the national budget or even the salary for the CEO of a large company. How can you easily change the definitions of the methods in the class DollarFormat so that they handle larger amounts of money?
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