(Java)Write a program that calculates and displays the conversion of an entered number of dollars into currency denominations—20s, 10s, 5s, and 1s. Example output: $452 converted is 22 $20s, 1 $10s, 0 $5s, and 2 $1s.

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Explanation:

This is the code I have. I am not sure what I am missing that it won't accept -  

import java.util.Scanner;

class Dollars {

   public static void main(String[] args) {

            int numTwenties,numTens,numFives,numOnes,dollarAmount;  

       Scanner sc= new Scanner(System.in);

       System.out.println("Please enter a dollar amount: ");  

       dollarAmount = sc.nextInt();

        numTwenties = dollarAmount/20;

        numTens = (dollarAmount - 20*numTwenties)/10;

        numFives = (dollarAmount - (10*numTens + 20*numTwenties))/5;

        numOnes = (dollarAmount - (10*numTens + 20*numTwenties + 5*numFives));

       System.out.println(+ dollarAmount + " converted is" + numTwenties + " $20s, " + numTens + " $10s, " + numFives + " $5s, and " + numOnes + " $1s.");  

   }

}

This is what it is giving me -

Test CaseIncomplete

Dollars 598

Input598

OutputPlease enter a dollar amount: 598

598 converted is29 $20s, 1 $10s, 1 $5s, and 3 $1s.

Results

$598 converted is 29 $20s, 1 $10s, 1 $5s, and 3 $1s

Expected Output

$598 converted is 29 $20s, 1 $10s, 1 $5s, and 3 $1s

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