010-004-002

Method Overloading: Tax Calculation

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Problem Description

Method Overloading: Tax Calculation

Learning Objective: Use overloading to provide same functionality for different input types

Implement tax calculation methods for different data types (int, double, String) using overloading. Implement calculation processing for each type. Tax rate is 10%.

Input

None (use fixed values)

Output

Tax included(int): [result] yen
Tax included(double): [result] yen
Tax included(String): [result] yen
```java

## Examples

### Example 1: Basic values
Output:
```java
Tax included(int): 1100 yen
Tax included(double): 1100.55 yen
Tax included(String): 3299 yen
```java

### Example 2: Different values
Output:
```java
Tax included(int): 5500 yen
Tax included(double): 2200.0 yen
Tax included(String): 880 yen
```java

### Example 3: Boundary values
Output:
```java
Tax included(int): 0 yen
Tax included(double): 0.11 yen
Tax included(String): 11000 yen

Test Cases

※ Output examples follow programming industry standards

Input:

Expected Output:

Tax included(int): 1100 ¥
Tax included(double): 1100.5500000000002 ¥
Tax included(String): 3298 ¥

Input:

Expected Output:

Tax included(int): 1100 ¥
Tax included(double): 1100.5500000000002 ¥
Tax included(String): 3298 ¥

Input:

Expected Output:

Tax included(int): 1100 ¥
Tax included(double): 1100.5500000000002 ¥
Tax included(String): 3298 ¥

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Your Solution

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import java.util.Scanner;

public class Main {
  public static void main(String[] args) {
    Scanner sc = new Scanner(System.in);
    // Write your code here

    sc.close();
  }
}

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