Value Assign To A String

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I am doing an assignment where I have to find the price per square inch of a pizza, compare them and display the results. I have everything figured out with the values and stuff. Now when I have to displays the results I have to display which of the two pizzas is more favorable.

I have both values / square inch for both. and I know how to find the minimum value of the two wit the Math.min class.
My question is how can I assign the char, PIZZA A to the value that I had so I can display it in the output statement, without writing PIZZA A. It should display after the difference is calculated.

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// This programs finds the price per square inch of a pizza

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DecimalFormat df = new DecimalFormat("#.###");

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