Cash for Gold and Silver- Eclipse Project

Cash for Metals\\r\\nGiven the economic conditions, businesses have sprouted offering money for unwanted jewelry, antiques and collectibles to people in need of cash. The service makes exchanging goods for cash easy and discrete. \\r\\nYour team has been tasked by \\\"Cash for Metals\\\" to write a program which will help calculate the amount they will pay customers for their precious metals. Customers mail an envelope filled of metals to Cash for Metals, who create a proposal for purchasing of the metals from the customer. Below are the program requirements:\\r\\nRead the entire assignment before proceeding to coding - be sure to follow the implementation notes! \\r\\nFirst, some introductory lines are printed welcoming the user to the program:\\r\\n*** ***\\r\\n*** Welcome to Cash for Metals Calculator!!! ***\\r\\n*** ***\\r\\n\\r\\nThe program will read a file with information about the customers and the metals they have submitted as follows. \\r\\nCustomer\\\'s Name (String)\\r\\nWeight of Gold (double)\\r\\nWeight of Silver (double)\\r\\n\\r\\nProcessing of Data \\r\\nCreate a unique 8 digit number (int) to identify the customer (use the Math random function)\\r\\nThe following conversion rates will be used for calculation of the amount of money offered for each metal the customer has submitted and a total amount\\r\\n\\r\\nGold $ 1789.30/ounce\\r\\nSilver $ 34.93/ounce\\r\\n\\r\\nAsses a 10% handling fee \\r\\n\\r\\nDisplay the data\\r\\nDisplay the customer\\\'s ID\\r\\nDisplay the customer\\\'s name\\r\\nDisplay the amount of money to be offered for each metal\\r\\nDisplay the handling fee\\r\\nDisplay the net amount of money to be offered to the customer\\r\\n\\r\\nAsk the user if they wish to process another set of customers - assume the user will enter either \\\"Yes\\\" or \\\"No\\\" (use the equalsIgnoreCase when checking the user\\\'s response). If yes, you should request the file path from the user and repeat again (step 2). If no, continue to step 6.\\r\\n\\r\\nDisplay a summary of the user\\\'s input for all customers as follows:\\r\\nTotal weight for each metal from all customers\\r\\nTotal dollar amount of money to be offered for each metal for all customers\\r\\nTotal for all handling fees\\r\\nGrand total for all metals for all customers\\r\\n\\r\\nDisplay Values\\r\\nNote that different values must displayed in different ways. Here are some examples\\r\\nDisplay Item Format Examples\\r\\nMetal Weight Round to 2 decimals, one digit left of decimal 325.40\\r\\n0.56\\r\\nDollar Amount Dollar sign, round to 2 decimals, one digit left of decimal $200.34\\r\\n$45.50\\r\\n$0.35\\r\\nImplementation notes \\r\\nYour output must match the sample output!\\r\\nYou may assume all values are entered in ounces and no weight conversion is required\\r\\nAll constants must be declared as final variables in all upper case\\r\\nYou need to minimize the amount of code you duplicate! In most situations, if you find yourself writing the exact same conditions, or the exact same conditional statement, or the exact same loop, a second, third, fourth, or fifth time, you are probably duplicating code you don\\\'t need to duplicate. \\r\\nComment your code (check your textbook for reference)\\r\\n\\r\\nAdditional Requirements\\r\\nReasonable data validation must be implemented for all values entered by the user. Processing should not continue until valid data has been entered\\r\\nCreate a method to handle the requirements of 3a\\r\\nCreate a method to handle the requirements of 3b\\r\\n\\r\\nDue 10/25 (anytime on 10/25 is fine) - you will upload your Java file(s) on Blackboard under Projects. Only one submission per group is necessary. \\r\\n\\r\\n \\r\\n\\r\\n\\r\\nDo it the way you see fit.. just comment your code so it is understandable. Add and interpret the way you see fit. Needs to produce what it is supposed to be do. Need random number generator.