public class Keypad
1: // Keypad.java
2: // Represents the keypad of the ATM
3: import java.util.Scanner; // program uses Scanner to obtain user input
5: public class Keypad
6: {
7: private Scanner input; // reads data from the command line
8:
9: // no-argument constructor initializes the Scanner
10: public Keypad()
11: {
12: input = new Scanner( System.in );
13: } // end no-argument Keypad constructor
15: // return an integer value entered by user
16: public int getInput()
17: {
18: return input.nextInt(); // we assume that user enters an integer
19: } // end method getInput
20: } // end class Keypad
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