Simplify

[ibthevivin]

I'm wondering if there is a way to simplify this program.

I feel like I wasted a lot of time on all the ternary codes at the bottom for labeling "bill" for the three values (ten$, five$, and one$).

Also for deriving the values for q,d,n, and p I feel like I was being redundant for no reason. -_-

/*This project will prompt for a valid double value for cash and 
determine the fewest number of bills and coins needed to reflect
this value.*/
import java.util.Scanner;
import java.text.DecimalFormat;

public class Project9 
	{
	public static void main (String[]args)
		{
		int ten$,five$,one$,q,d,n,p;
		double total;
		
		Scanner scan = new Scanner (System.in);
		DecimalFormat money = new DecimalFormat ("0.00");
		DecimalFormat integer = new DecimalFormat ("0");
		
		System.out.println("Please enter a value for cash: " );
		total = scan.nextDouble();
		
		ten$ = (int) total / 10;
		five$ = (int) (total % 10) / 5;
		one$ = (int) total % 10 % 5;
		q = (int) (total % 1 / .25);
		d = (int) (total % 1 % .25 / .10);
		n = (int) (total % 1 % .25 % .10 / .05);
		p = (int) (total % 1 % .25 % .10 % .05 / .01);
		
		String lbl1 = "bill" + ((ten$ > 1) ? "s":"");
		String lbl2 = "bill" + ((five$ > 1) ? "s":"");
		String lbl3 = "bill" + ((one$ > 1) ? "s":"");
				
		System.out.println(ten$ + " ten dollar " + lbl1);
		System.out.println(five$ + " five dollar " + lbl2);
		System.out.println(one$ + " one dollar " + lbl3);
		System.out.println(q + " quarters");
		System.out.println(d + " dimes");
		System.out.println(n + " nickels");
		System.out.println(p + " pennies");
		}
	}

[NormR1]

deriving the values for q,d,n, and p

Single letter variable names are a poor technique. Use full words for variable names.

Put it all where you want it:

(ten$ + " ten dollar bill" + ((ten$ > 1) ? "s":"")));

[ibthevivin]

You've helped yet again NormR1. Thanks. Note taken. No more single letter variables.

Single letter variable names are a poor technique. Use full words for variable names.

Put it all where you want it:

(ten$ + " ten dollar bill" + ((ten$ > 1) ? "s":"")));

[JamesCherrill]

You can simplify this program massively in an OO way by creating a class for the bills/coins. Each instance has a value and a name. You have an array of those representing all the various bills and coins you can use. Then most of your repeated code comes down to a simple loop that loops through them.
If you're not ready for creating new objects yet you can use an array of bill/coin values and a parallel array of bill/coin names.