The cost to ship a package is a flat fee of 75 cents plus 25 cents per pound.
1. declare a constant named cents_per_pound and initialize with 25.
2. get the shipping weight from user input storing the weight into shipweightpounds.
3. using flat_fee_cents and cents_per_pound constants, assign shipcostcents with the cost of shipping a package weighing shipweightpounds.

import java. util. scanner;

public class shippingcalculator {
public static void main (string [] args) {
scanner scnr = new scanner(system. in);
int shipweightpounds;
int shipcostcents = 0;
final int flat_fee_cents = 75;

/* your solution goes here */

system. out. println("weight(lb): " + shipweightpounds);
system. out. println("flat fee(cents): " + flat_fee_cents);
system. out. println("cents per pound: " + cents_per_pound);
system. out. println("shipping cost(cents): " + shipcostcents);
}
}

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