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* Create a command line application in Java that prompts the user for the amount of change to be returned (For Example, $3.20)
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* Just like in Greedy for C, calculate the fewest number of coins required to fulfill that amount of change
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* Use the following [video](http://tv.launchcode.us/#/videos/java_maven_project_structure?lesson=Java) and the following (project template)[https://github.com/MoMenne/launchcode-greedy-template] to create a project that is Maven capable, Spring enabled, and Unit Testable.
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* Use the following [video](http://tv.launchcode.us/#/videos/java_maven_project_structure?lesson=Java) and the following [project template](https://github.com/MoMenne/launchcode-greedy-template) to create a project that is Maven capable, Spring enabled, and Unit Testable.
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* Watch the following videos on [Unit Testing](http://tv.launchcode.us/#/videos/java_unit_testing?lesson=Java) and [Test Driven Development](http://tv.launchcode.us/#/videos/java_test_driven_development?lesson=Java)
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* Use unit testing to ensure that your application calculates the correct number of coins everytime.
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