When i enter a value (`202 cents`) it should give me this amount either in `5 cents or 2 cents` coins. Everything works fine in my code, but the output is given as System.out statement in the `TwoCent` and `FiveCent` class it self. WHat i want to do is to `return` the number of `5 cents` and `2 cents` coins so that i could capture and display it in my `Test` class.

Note: In the code below, the number of 2 and 5 cents coins are returned(displayed/printed to the console) from that class it self. but i want to modify the code so those methods (in the `TwoCents` and `FiveCents` classes) will `return` and `int` may be with the amount of coins. I should be able to get these values and display from the `Test` class only.

```
   public abstract class Coin {
    protected Coin co;
    public abstract void finCoin(Money m);
    public void setnext(Coin c) {
        co = c;
    }
}

public class TwoCent extends Coin{

    @Override
    public void finCoin(Money m) {
        if(m.getChange()%2==0){
          System.out.PrintLn("Return "+ m.getChange/2);
    else {
        int remainngCoins=m.getChange()*((m.getChange/2)*2));
        m.setChange(remainngCoins);
        co.setnext(m);
    }
}

public class FiveCent extends Coin{

    @Override
    public void finCoin(Money m) {
        if(m.getChange()%5==0){
          System.out.PrintLn("Return "+ m.getChange/5);
    else {
        int remainngCoins=m.getChange()*((m.getChange/5)*5));
        m.setChange(remainngCoins);
        co.setnext(m);
    }
}

public class Test {
public void showcoin(){
Coin f = new FiveCent();
        Cash t = new TwoCent();

        f.setSuccessor(t);

        Money cr = new Money(200);
        f.finCoin(cr);
}
}

```