Calculate BMI using java

Hi I'm new on java programming and I'm kind of lost, so I need some help please!
I have to do a program that calculates the BMI of a person can anyone help me please?
the output should look like this:
what is your sex(m or f)?
what is your height (ft' in")?//here I need to extract the feet and inches values from the height input and convert to meters
what is your weight (lbs)?
what is your waist size (inches)?
I also have to use if statments and while loops to clasifed weight catergory with BMI , disease risk basing on sex category.
So please give me some examples, I'm kind of lost and is due soon.
So far I got down to the question what is your waist size but where I got stuck and I can figure out is on the height. how can I extract feet and inches after the user enter feet and inches like this 5'4"
Please somebody help me, thank you so much,
Cesar

Post the full assignment and the email address of your assignment supervisor. I'm sure then that someone will do the assignment for you (they might also post it to your supervisor).
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