Here, we have a basic program example to break the user input amount into smallest possible number of bank notes using different languages. This program is created in c language, c++, Java, and Python.
Note: The possible banknotes are 100, 50, 20, 10, 5, 2 and 1.
Program to break the amount into smallest bank notes in C language
#include <stdio.h>
int main() {
int amt, total;
printf("Input the amount: ");
scanf("%d",&amt);
total = (int)amt/100;
printf("There are: ");
printf("\n%d Note(s) of 100.00\n", total);
amt = amt-(total*100);
total = (int)amt/50;
printf("%d Note(s) of 50.00\n", total);
amt = amt-(total*50);
total = (int)amt/20;
printf("%d Note(s) of 20.00\n", total);
amt = amt-(total*20);
total = (int)amt/10;
printf("%d Note(s) of 10.00\n", total);
amt = amt-(total*10);
total = (int)amt/5;
printf("%d Note(s) of 5.00\n", total);
amt = amt-(total*5);
total = (int)amt/2;
printf("%d Note(s) of 2.00\n", total);
amt = amt-(total*2);
total = (int)amt/1;
printf("%d Note(s) of 1.00\n", total);
return 0;
}
Program to break the amount into smallest bank notes in C++ language
#include<iostream>
#include<stdlib.h>
#include<cmath>
using namespace std;
int main() {
int amt, total;
cout<<"Input the amount: ";
cin>>amt;
total = (int)amt/100;
cout<<"There are: ";
cout<<total<<"Note(s) of 100.00\n"<<total;
amt = amt-(total*100);
total = (int)amt/50;
cout<<total<<"Note(s) of 50.00\n"<<total;
amt = amt-(total*50);
total = (int)amt/20;
cout<<total<<"Note(s) of 20.00\n"<<total;
amt = amt-(total*20);
total = (int)amt/10;
cout<<total<<"Note(s) of 10.00\n"<<total;
amt = amt-(total*10);
total = (int)amt/5;
cout<<total<<"Note(s) of 5.00\n"<<total;
amt = amt-(total*5);
total = (int)amt/2;
cout<<total<<"Note(s) of 2.00\n"<<total;
amt = amt-(total*2);
total = (int)amt/1;
cout<<total<<"Note(s) of 1.00\n"<<total;
return 0;
}
Program to break the amount into smallest bank notes in Python language
amt=int(input("enter the amount: "))
total = amt/100;
print("There are :")
print(total,"Note(s) of 100.00")
amt=amt-(total*100)
total=amt/50
print(total,"Notes(s) of 50.00")
amt=amt-(total*50)
total=amt/20
print(total,"Notes(s) of 20.00")
amt=amt-(total*20)
total=amt/10
print(total,"Notes(s) of 10.00")
amt=amt-(total*10)
total=amt/5
print(total,"Notes(s) of 5.00")
amt=amt-(total*5)
total=amt/2
print(total,"Notes(s) of 2.00")
amt=amt-(total*2)
total=amt/1
print(total,"Notes(s) of 1.00")
Program to break the amount into smallest bank notes in Java language
import java.util.Scanner;
public class amount
{
public static void main(String args[])
{
int amt, total;
Scanner sc = new Scanner(System.in);
System.out.print("Enter the amount: ");
amt=sc.nextInt();
total = amt/100;
System.out.println("There are: ");
System.out.println(total + "Notes(s) of 100.00");
amt = amt-(total*100);
total = amt/50;
System.out.println(total + "Notes(s) of 50.00");
amt = amt-(total*50);
total = amt/20;
System.out.println(total + "Notes(s) of 20.00");
amt = amt-(total*20);
total = amt/10;
System.out.println(total + "Notes(s) of 10.00");
amt = amt-(total*10);
total = amt/5;
System.out.println(total + "Notes(s) of 5.00");
amt = amt-(total*5);
total = amt/2;
System.out.println(total + "Notes(s) of 2.00");
amt = amt-(total*2);
total = amt/1;
System.out.println(total + "Notes(s) of 1.00");
}
}