//NAME: Danish Khan
//STUDENT ID: 47324012
//NAME: Adam Su
//STUDENT ID: 23628358

// CurrencyFormat.java
//
// ICS H22 Winter 2006
// Lab 3: The Price You Pay
//
// This class is provided as-is for use in your program.  It formats
// a currency amount (say, 355 cents) with a dollar sign, two digits
// after the decimal point, etc., returning the result as a String.
//
// Examples:
//
//     CurrencyFormat.format(1000) => "$10.00"
//     CurrencyFormat.format(50000000) => $500,000.00"
//
// This class also provides an example of the use of the String.format
// method for formatting Strings.


public class CurrencyFormat
{
	public static String format(int cents)
	{
		return String.format("$%,d.%02d", (cents / 100), (cents % 100));
	}
}