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Write a program that takes quarterly sales for an organization ( in thousands of dollars) over a year and calculates the total sales. The output should change according to the sales entered. Add try/except block as well as an indication of whether total sales are low (under $50,000), medium ($50K or higher and under $150K), or high ($150K or higher). Also, issue a warning message in the event that sales are under $20K. If the sales entered are non-numeric, use a try/except /else block to indicate that the application only takes numeric data as inputs.

Input:

a) python C:\Users eda\DataProgramming\M3\assign3-7.py 1000 2500 1750 10250

b) python C:\Users eda\DataProgramming\M3\assign3-7.py 1000 cat 1750 10250

c) python C:\Users eda\DataProgramming\M3\assign3-7.py 10000 17500 14750 10250

Output:

a) Quarterly sales: $1000, $2500, $1750, $10250 Total sales: $15500 Sales: low Warning: Need to improve sales

b) All sales should be numeric.

c) Quarterly sales: $10000, $17500, $14750, $10250 Total sales: $52500 Sales: med

Script provided:

import sys

total_sales = 0

for i in range(1, len(sys.argv)): try: sales = int(sys.argv[i]) total_sales += sales print("Quarterly sales: $" + str(sales)) except ValueError: print("All sales should be numeric.") break else: print("Total sales: $" + str(total_sales)) if total_sales = 50000 and total_sales = 150000: print("Sales: high")

Output should appear as:

Quarterly sales: $1000, $2500, $1750, $10250

Total sales: $15500

Sales: low

Warning: Need to improve sales

Quarterly sales: $1000 Total sales: $1000 Warning: Need to improve sales Quarterly sales: $2500 Total sales: $3500 Warning: Need to improve sales Quarterly sales: $1750 Total sales: $5250 Warning: Need to improve sales Quarterly sales: $10250 Total sales: $15500 Warning: Need to improve sales