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1. Create a Java Application Project named PRJ2[Last Name][First Initial]. As an example, if your name was Xavier
Smith, then the project would be named PRJ2SmithX.
2. Review the requirements for the program (3 a. 3 f.) then generate a test plan in a document named
PRJ2SmithXTestPlan using the Test Plan Example document listed in Week 1 Activities as a guide.
3. Once you are in the IDE with the tabbed PRJ2SmithX.java in the Source window, begin developing the following
program:
a. Declare all necessary identifiers.
b. Inside a while loop:
1. Accept decimal numbers using a Dialog Input Box (JOptionPane.showInputDialog()).
2. Verify that the correct number was entered. [It is assumed that the values will be greater than zero.]
3. Sum the decimal numbers as each is entered.
4. When the sum of the entered decimal numbers is above a total of 100 for the first time and only the first time:
Display a message with a Message Dialog Box (JOptionPane.showMessageDialog()) informing the user that the
total number is ***** 100.
In addition to the warning also display in the Message Dialog Box the actual total sum at that point.
Do not show this message again for any additional entries above 100.
5. Keep a counter for the number of times a new decimal number is *****
6. Have a prompt asking the user when to end entering decimal numbers.
7. Use a sentinel to end the loop in combination with a prompt. [Review the usage of while true { } with a break
command.]
c. After the loop, call a calculation method that will return the average from the sum and counter. [An example of the
construction of a method/function with its calling code is listed at the end of the assignment.]
d. Call another method that will display the results of the processing in the program. This display has three lines in a
single Message Dialog Box containing
The total number of entries
The sum of all the entries
The average of the number of entries
Hint: A new line is displayed after each \n in the println in the Message Dialog Box.
e. When the user ends the program include a final line of text after a blank line, adding an appropriate ending
message.
f. Add the appropriate documentation to the program as suggested in the Documentation for Programs document
listed in Week 1 Activities as a guide.

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