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Before we start, did you try solving the workbook yourself?

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If not, please click the link in the resources folder and follow the instructions for this workbook.

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This video will present the solution to workbook 2.4.

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From Vsco We don't need to launch the exact folder that contains my Java file.

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In this case, the folder is called Workbook 2.4.

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All right.

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Task number one is to convert each decimal to a whole number before printing it as part of a much larger

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string.

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So let's start off by breaking up this string such that we can embed values inside of it.

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Here we will embed the sales value.

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Here, we can embed the profit value.

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Refunds.

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And here we can concatenate the shipping variable.

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Okay, Let's go ahead and run it.

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New terminal Java.

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See, we will compile the code inside of meeting Java and then we can run the compiled code as follows.

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And this looks pretty ugly because in the thousands of dollars, do we really care about sense?

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Before merging each decimal value into a surrounding string.

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We need to convert that value to an integer.

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Like so.

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INT means hole number.

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So by type casting the decimal to an int, all the decimals are going to get cut off and after the value

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has been type casted to end, it is then merged as part of a larger string.

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So let's go ahead and run our code.

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And this looks beautiful.