Please Tell Me How To Code This A supermarket wants to install a computerized weighing system in its produce department. This system produces a label for fruits and vegetables (see below).
Input Screen: Ask the following questions for input. You will be using the Scanner Class for this step.
- Please enter each of the following: - Date in the form of MM/DD/YY
- Description of Item (accept a string as input, but you will only print the first 3 letters from the String. Ex. Input: banana and Output: ban)
- Weight of item (accept a decimal as input)
- Price per pound if item (accept a decimal as input) o Output Screen: Print the output exactly as you see if below.
- Things to note: For the date use the replace command to replace /'s with -'s.
- The description of the item, use the substring command to print only the first 3 letters.

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