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The first line of every .java program must be a package line.

For this course, this should be:

package edu.buffalostate.cis425.sp24.put-your-username-here;

package name should be lowercase put-your-username-here

All .java files and class names must begin with a CAPITAL LETTER.

Class names should be the same as the .java filename.

Let's say you have output like this: Total: 1234.56789

But you would like it to look like this: Total: $1,234.56

You need to use DecimalFormat.

First: import java.text.DecimalFormat;

Then inside your main() method use a constructor to create an object to store that format:

    DecimalFormat myFormat = new DecimalFormat("#,###.00");

Next, use the format method on your stuff object to display your number (stored in the total variable):

    System.out.println("Total: $" + myFormat.format(total));