Question: This week you are going to simulate a convenience store purchase. Your store has 3 items: - Oranges at $0.95 per lb. - Energy Drink
This week you are going to simulate a convenience store purchase. Your store has 3 items: -
Oranges at $0.95 per lb.
- Energy Drink $1.50 each
- Yogurt $0.75 each
Let Oranges be non-taxable, but make Energy Drinks and Yogurts taxable at 6.50% In your program you need to ask the user:
How many pounds of oranges do you have? <--user enters input here
How many Energy Drinks do you have? <--user enters input here
How many Yogurts do you have? <--user enters input here
You will then print the cost per item, sales tax and grand total. An example of the programs output is shown below:
Welcome to <--your store's name-->
How many pounds of oranges do you have?: 1.75 <--entered by user
How many Energy Drinks do you have?: 3 <--entered by user
How many Yogurts do you have?: 4 <--entered by user
Item Cost Tax
Oranges 1.66
Energy Drink 4.50 0.29
Yogurt 3.00 0.19
Totals 9.16 0.48
Grand Total: 9.6
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