p=int(input("Enter money: ฿ "))
n=int(input("Enter price: -฿ "))
x=p-n
print("Change is ฿",(x))
print("Bank 1000 =",(x//1000),('bill/bills'))
print("Bank 500 =",(x%1000//500),('bill/bills'))
print("Bank 100 =",(x%1000%500//100),('bill/bills'))
print("Bank 50 =",(x%1000%500%100//50),('bill/bills'))
print("Bank 20 =",(x%1000%500%100%50//20),('bill/bills'))
print("Coin 10 =",(x%1000%500%100%50%20//10),('coin/coins'))
print("Coin 5 =",(x%1000%500%100%50%20%10//5),('coin/coins'))
print("Coin 2 =",(x%1000%500%100%50%20%10%5//2),('coin/coins'))
print("Coin 1 =",(x%1000%500%100%50%20%10%5%2//1),('coin/coins'))
q=x//1000
w=x%1000//500
e=x%1000%500//100
r=x%1000%500%100//50
t=x%1000%500%100%50//20
y=x%1000%500%100%50%20//10
u=x%1000%500%100%50%20%10//5
i=x%1000%500%100%50%20%10%5//2
o=x%1000%500%100%50%20%10%5%2//1
l=q+w+e+r+t+y+u+i+o
print("all banks and coins =",(l))

I would be guessing you need someone to convert this to Java but why not take it line by line and use a tutorial for each line?

The first line I would search with https://www.google.com/search?client=opera&q=Java+user+input+tutorial

Then you would search for a tutorial on math operations then how to print. Seems a little work on your part could take you very far.

Write Java from scratch.

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