Instructor note:

isMorning variable refers to $\text{'}$am$/$pm$\text{'}.$ The time in the first parameter will just be hour number in the $12$ hour format.

example$-1--$ if isMorning $=$ true and hourOfTime $=11,$ this refers to $11$ am

example$-2--$ if isMorning $=$ false and hourOfTime $=10,$ this refers to $10$ pm

Toll roads have different fees based on the time of day and on weekends. Write a function CalcToll$()$ that has three parameters: the current hour of time $($int$),$ whether the time is morning $($boolean$),$ and whether the day is a weekend $($boolean$).$ The function returns the correct toll fee $($double$),$ based on the chart below.

Weekday Tolls

Before $7$:$00$ am $($$$6\mathrm{.}15)$

$7$:$00$ am to $9$:$59$ am $($$$7\mathrm{.}95)$

$10$:$00$ am to $2$:$59$ pm $($$$6\mathrm{.}90)$

$3$:$00$ pm to $7$:$59$ pm $($$$8\mathrm{.}95)$

Starting $8$:$00$ pm $($$$6\mathrm{.}40)$

Weekend Tolls

Before $7$:$00$ am $($$$6\mathrm{.}05)$

$7$:$00$ am to $7$:$59$ pm $($$$7\mathrm{.}15)$

Starting $8$:$00$ pm $($$$6\mathrm{.}10)$

Ex: The function calls below, with the given arguments, will return the following toll fees:

CalcToll$(8,$ true, false$)$ returns $7\mathrm{.}95$

CalcToll$(1,$ false, false$)$ returns $6\mathrm{.}90$

CalcToll$(3,$ false, true$)$ returns $7\mathrm{.}15$

CalcToll$(5,$ true, true$)$ returns $6\mathrm{.}05$