MonthlyBudget.java

/*
 * the MonthlyBudget class will be provided a limit (example, $200), 
 * a string array of items (netflix, gym membership, spotify premium, etc)
 * a parallel int array of prices for each item (15, 50, 8, etc)
 * 
 * The monthlyBudget class should also keep track of a current budget
 * and 
 * a myItems arraylist that tracks items that fit in your budget
 * 
 * You will create the entire MonthlyBudget class 
 * which will include three methods
 * 1) the constructor method
 * 2) the ArrayList<String> assignRandomItems() method - this method continues to assign
 * random items from the items array to your myItems list until the limit is exceeded
 * The items that exceeds the item should not be added to the list
 * If all items are added the method should end and return the myItems arraylist
 * 
 * 3) a method that returns the budget value
 * 
 BELOW is the Runner Class that should be used as a separate class (in it's own file) to test out your 
 MonthlyBudget class
 */
 
 import java.util.*;

public class MBRunner
{
    public static void main(String[] args)
    {
         String[] i = {"netflix", "gym membership", "spotify premium", "Amazon Prime", "Wall Street Journal", "tennis"};
         int[] p =    {15, 50, 8, 10, 15, 35};
         int l = 75;
         MonthlyBudget mb = new MonthlyBudget(l,i,p);
         System.out.println(mb.getBudget());
         ArrayList<String> mi = mb.assignRandomItems();
          
         for(String s : mi){
              System.out.print(s + " : " );
            }
            System.out.println();
             System.out.print(mb.getBudget());
    }

}