How do I declare how many boxes there are and how much per box with this information.....

Write an IceCreamStation class in Java. An ice cream station sells ice cream cones, but needs to buy ice cream (by the pint) and cones (by the box) to make the ice cream cones. A box of cones contains 20 10 cones and has a fixed price of $2.50 per box; a pint of ice cream also has a fixed price of $3.25 per pint. To make an ice cream cone, you need a single cone and 1/4 of a pint of ice cream. The price of an ice cream cone is not fixed and is indicated during a sale.

An ice cream station should be able to monitor its inventory: how many cones it has left as well as how much ice cream it has left. In addition, it should keep track of how many ice cream cones it has sold so far and how much money it has on hand. When an ice cream station is created, start it off with $100.00.

You will need to implement the following methods for the IceCreamStation class:

* buyCones: buys cones by the box; number of boxes is indicated as a parameter
* buyIceCream: buys ice cream by the pint; number of pints is indicated as a parameter
* sellIceCreamCones: sells ice cream cones; both the number of ice cream cones and the unit price are indicated as parameters
* getConesLeft: returns the number of cones left
* getIceCreamLeft: returns the amount of ice cream left (in pints)
* getNumIceCreamConesSold: returns the number of ice cream cones sold
* getCashOnHand: returns the cash the station has on hand (in dollars)

To declare the number of boxes and the price per box in the IceCreamStation class, you can start by defining instance variables for these values. Here's how you can declare them in Java:

```java
public class IceCreamStation {
private int numBoxes; // number of cone boxes
private double pricePerBox; // price per box of cones

// Rest of the class implementation goes here...
}
```

In the above code, `numBoxes` is an integer variable that represents the number of cone boxes, and `pricePerBox` is a double variable that represents the price per box of cones.

Once you have these instance variables declared, you can implement the methods like `buyCones` and `buyIceCream` to update the inventory. For example, in the `buyCones` method, you can multiply the number of boxes parameter by 20 cones (since each box contains 20 cones) and subtract that value from the total number of cones left. Similarly, in the `buyIceCream` method, you can directly subtract the number of pints parameter from the total amount of ice cream left.

Here's an example implementation of the `buyCones` and `buyIceCream` methods:

```java
public void buyCones(int numBoxes) {
int conesToBuy = numBoxes * 20;
// Subtract the cones to buy from the total number of cones
// Update the inventory accordingly
// Implement the rest of the logic here...
}

public void buyIceCream(int numPints) {
// Subtract the pints to buy from the total amount of ice cream
// Update the inventory accordingly
// Implement the rest of the logic here...
}
```

You can continue implementing the other methods (`sellIceCreamCones`, `getConesLeft`, `getIceCreamLeft`, `getNumIceCreamConesSold`, `getCashOnHand`) in a similar manner, considering the requirements provided in the question.

Remember to update the inventory and cash on hand accordingly in each method and return the required values as specified in the method signatures.

Hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.