Print Job Cost Calculator (10 points) Filename: PrintJobCost. java
Write a program that asks the user to enter a string that encodes a print job. The string has this format:
"Papersize ColorType Count"
PaperSize, colorType and count are separated by exactly one space.
The first part of the string represents the size of the paper used:
Paper Size (string) Cost per Sheet ($)
"Letter" 0.05
The second part of the string represents the color of the printing. This cost is added to the cost of the paper itself
Printing Type (string) Cost per Sheet($)
"Grayscale" 0.01
"Colored" 0.10
The program computes and prints the total cost of the current printing job to two decimal places to the right of the decimal point.
Note: You may assume that all function arguments will be valid (e. g., no negative values, invalid paper sizes, etc.)
Several example runs are given below.
t Enter print job info: Legal Grayscale 44 Print job cost: $3.08 C Enter print job info: A4 Colored 4 Print job cost: $0.62 t Enter print job info: Letter Grayscale 32 Print job cost: $1.9

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