Using python.

fruit_list = [["apple","A",1], ["pear","B",2], ["grapes","C",3]] #This corresponds to fruit, cashier, cost

sortFruits( fruit_list, input_sort): takes the parameters, fruit_list and input_sort (string for cashier or integer for cost) to filter the fruits. If input_sort is a string like "A", then only shows the fruits check out by cashier-A. If cashier is not found then print ("Decline: cashier- not found.).

If input_sort is an integer like 1, then only shows fruits that cost more than that (if there's none, print "None")

*sortFruits shouldn't change fruit_list.

The print statement for sortFruits should look like this: (if the argument is true)

, cash out by , cost dollars.

And the function calls is : sortFruits(fruit_list, 'B') or sortFruits(fruit_list, 1)

How the code should start:

def sortFruits(fruit_list, input_sort)