Need to split this class into methods

[zlloyd1]

Here is my program code:

package zackfinal;
import java.util.*;
public class ZackFinal {@SuppressWarnings("empty-statement")
    public static void main(String[] args)
    {   double T = 50000; //set value for base salary                
        double Amt; //declare variable for final pay
        int x = 1;
     do{
      try{ //validate user input
        Scanner percent = new Scanner(System.in);
        System.out.println("Please enter annual sales:");//request user input
        System.out.println("Please enter valid dollar value:");
        double yearly = percent.nextDouble(); //store user input
           if (yearly >= 0 && yearly <= 500000){ //if over $500,000.00 in sales
           if (yearly >80000){ //if 80% sales goal was not reached
        double YrPrcnt = yearly * .05; //value used for compensation set next
        Amt = T + YrPrcnt * 1.25; //set Amt to pay plus commissions
        System.out.print("The Annual Payrate for employee is: $");
        System.out.println(Amt);}
           else {
             System.out.print("The Annual Payrate for employee is: $"); 
             System.out.println(T);}}
              else {
           System.err.print("Sales too high, ");
           System.err.println("please see Human Resources.");}
           x=2; break;
      }
        catch(Exception e){ //if user input throws exception
            System.out.println("Try again please");}}while(x==1);

       System.out.println("-------------------------------------------------");
       System.out.println ("Salesperson regular wages = $50,000");
       // 80% of sales target is computed
       // Target = 100000 * 80%.
       System.out.println("Sales Target is:");
       System.out.println ("$100,000 * 80% = $80,000");
       // Return 5% commission of sales target
       // commission = 5% * $100,000;
        System.out.println ("100,000 * 5% = $5000");
       // Return commission with acceleration factor
       // Commission = 5% + 1.25 acceleration factor;
        System.out.println ("5% + 1.25 = 6.25%");
        // Return potential.
        // Sales with 5% interest increment at 1.25 acceleration
        // factor until annual sales reach 50% of salesperson annaul sales
        // total sales = 50% + 6.25%;
        System.out.println ("50% + 6.25% = 56.25% ");        
        // Calculate potential compensation = 100,000 / 56.25%;
        System.out.println ("$100,000 / 56.25% = $56,250");
        // Calculate potential compensation by sales;
        // Return potential payrates with commissions;
        System.out.println("Potential compensations based on sales:");
        System.out.println("-------------------------------------");
        System.out.println ("$100,000 * 5% = $5,000");
        System.out.println ("$100,000 + $5,000 = Total Sales $105,000");
        System.out.println ("$105,000 / 56.25% = $56,562.50");
        System.out.println ("$110,000 / 56.25% = $61,875");
        System.out.println ("$115,000 / 56.25% = $64,687.50");
        System.out.println ("$120,000 / 56.25% = $67,500");
        System.out.println ("$125,000 / 56.25% = $70,312.50");
        System.out.println ("$130,000 / 56.25% = $73,125");
        System.out.println ("$135,000 / 56.25% = $75,937.50");
        System.out.println ("$140,000 / 56.25% = $78,750");
        System.out.println ("$145,000 / 56.25% = $81,562.50");
        System.out.println ("$150,000 / 56.25% = $84,375");}}
//end program....

and I need to split it into two methods, with one being the main class, and the second method starting after the user input validation catch line so that the list of calculated salaries will display correctly if I move that code to a second file, and create it's own class.
I tried this, but the second class doesn't run anymore, and so the list never displays....

package zackfinal;
import java.util.*;
public class ZackFinal {@SuppressWarnings("empty-statement")
    public static void main(String[] args)
    {   double T = 50000; //set value for base salary                
        double Amt; //declare variable for final pay
        int x = 1;
     do{
      try{ //validate user input
        Scanner percent = new Scanner(System.in);
        System.out.println("Please enter annual sales:");//request user input
        System.out.println("Please enter valid dollar value:");
        double yearly = percent.nextDouble(); //store user input
           if (yearly >= 0 && yearly <= 500000){ //if over $500,000.00 in sales
           if (yearly >80000){ //if 80% sales goal was not reached
        double YrPrcnt = yearly * .05; //value used for compensation set next
        Amt = T + YrPrcnt * 1.25; //set Amt to pay plus commissions
        System.out.print("The Annual Payrate for employee is: $");
        System.out.println(Amt);}
           else {
             System.out.print("The Annual Payrate for employee is: $"); 
             System.out.println(T);}}
              else {
           System.err.print("Sales too high, ");
           System.err.println("please see Human Resources.");}
           x=2; break;
      }
        catch(Exception e){ //if user input throws exception
            System.out.println("Try again please");}}while(x==1);}



class Chart extends ZackFinal{
    
    public void chart(String[] args){
       System.out.println("-------------------------------------------------");
       System.out.println ("Salesperson regular wages = $50,000");
       // 80% of sales target is computed
       // Target = 100000 * 80%.
       System.out.println("Sales Target is:");
       System.out.println ("$100,000 * 80% = $80,000");
       // Return 5% commission of sales target
       // commission = 5% * $100,000;
        System.out.println ("100,000 * 5% = $5000");
       // Return commission with acceleration factor
       // Commission = 5% + 1.25 acceleration factor;
        System.out.println ("5% + 1.25 = 6.25%");
        // Return potential.
        // Sales with 5% interest increment at 1.25 acceleration
        // factor until annual sales reach 50% of salesperson annaul sales
        // total sales = 50% + 6.25%;
        System.out.println ("50% + 6.25% = 56.25% ");        
        // Calculate potential compensation = 100,000 / 56.25%;
        System.out.println ("$100,000 / 56.25% = $56,250");
        // Calculate potential compensation by sales;
        // Return potential payrates with commissions;
        System.out.println("Potential compensations based on sales:");
        System.out.println("-------------------------------------");
        System.out.println ("$100,000 * 5% = $5,000");
        System.out.println ("$100,000 + $5,000 = Total Sales $105,000");
        System.out.println ("$105,000 / 56.25% = $56,562.50");
        System.out.println ("$110,000 / 56.25% = $61,875");
        System.out.println ("$115,000 / 56.25% = $64,687.50");
        System.out.println ("$120,000 / 56.25% = $67,500");
        System.out.println ("$125,000 / 56.25% = $70,312.50");
        System.out.println ("$130,000 / 56.25% = $73,125");
        System.out.println ("$135,000 / 56.25% = $75,937.50");
        System.out.println ("$140,000 / 56.25% = $78,750");
        System.out.println ("$145,000 / 56.25% = $81,562.50");}}}
//end program....

and this compiles without errors and runs, but only the top half of the code actually executes??
PLEASE, anyone tell me what I can do here to break this program into separate classes, and still have it work!!

[wsaryada]

I see that in your code that you've never call the chart() method in the Chart class. Then how can this method get executed? You don't have to extends the first class on your Chart class. You just need to call it. In the main() method of the ZackFinal class create an instance of the Chart class and call the chart() method. Then it will get executed.