import java.util.Scanner;
import java.util.*;
public class Home
{
public static void main(String[] args)
{
int ticketCounter = 0; // Number of tickets sold
double moneyCollected = 0; // Sum of money collected
int price = 42; // You didn't write what the price is, so I decided.;
Scanner input = new Scanner(System.in); // This is for input, probably replaceable with JOptionPane
int age; // The age of the person buying a ticket
System.out.println("What is your age?"); //JOptionPane again, just presenting the user with some text
age = input.nextInt(); // Getting the input and putting it in the age, JOptionPane again
while (age != -1) // This is the loop for multiple inputs. If a person writes their age as -1, it stops getting inputs
{
if (age <=5)
{
ticketCounter++; // You sold a ticket, add one to the counter
System.out.println("That ticket was free");//again, output with JOptionPane. Since it was free there is nothing to add to the amount collected
}
else if ((6<=age) && (age<=12))
{
ticketCounter++; //Sold a ticket
moneyCollected+= price*0.5;//Adding half the price of a ticket because of the discount to the sum
System.out.println("That ticket was 50% off");//output
}
else if ((age>=13)&&(age<=54))
{
ticketCounter++;//Sold a ticket
moneyCollected+=price;//full ticket price
System.out.println("That ticket wasn't at a discount");//output
}
else if(age>=55)
{
ticketCounter++;//Sold a ticket
moneyCollected+=price*0.25;//75% discount
System.out.println("That ticket was at a 75% discount");//output
}
System.out.println("What is your age? (type -1 to stop getting age)");//output
age = input.nextInt(); // Getting the new age, which could be -1 which will stop the loop
}
//Now if someone inputs the age of -1, it stops the loop so you can see how many tickets you sold and what's the sum of money you got
System.out.println("You sold "+ticketCounter+" tickets");
System.out.println("You collected "+moneyCollected+" Dollars");
}
}
