With the success of the pilot program of customer rewards by the fuel/convenience store chain (Fill'erUpSparty),...

   

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With the success of the pilot program of customer rewards by the fuel/convenience store chain (Fill'erUpSparty), you will help the customers to redeem any awards that they have earned. However, instead of redeeming awards at the end of the month, now the customer can redeem their rewards whenever they wish, either at the cash register or a reward redemption kiosk. In other words, a customer may choose to get their free drink as soon as they earn one by buying 5 drinks, or they can save up their rewards until after they have bought 20 drinks, in which case they could redeem 4 free drinks, one at a time. Points and/or drink and chips credits can be carried over for as long as the customer chooses. When a customer is ready to redeem a reward, the following happens: The customer will present their customer reward number, which is printed on their id card. The program will look up the customer number in a list called CustomerIDList that is already stored as part of the program. All of the data for a given customer is stored in parallel lists which are given in the starting code. This means that all of the information in each list is in the same order by customer. In other words, if customer 123456 is third in the list of customer IDs, their name will be third in the list of names, their number of drinks will be third in the list of drinks, etc. The program will ask for the customer's reward number with the following prompt: Enter a valid ID number, or -1 to quit for the day: Suppose the user enters ID 2569, which corresponds to customer Charles Babbage. The system will then print the accumulated rewards for Charles Babbage, as in the following: Welcome, Charles Babbage! Here are your earned purchases so far: Number of Drinks: Number of Chips: Number of Points: 8 6 218378 Charles Babbage is entitled to a free drink! Charles Babbage is entitled to a free bag of chips! Charles Babbage is entitled to a $25 gift card! Notice that the certificates are all the same size, and the customer's name and the reward are centered. If a customer requests a reward but does not have enough points, the following messages should be printed, as appropriate: Sorry, you don't have enough drink purchases for a free drink Sorry, you don't have enough chips purchases for a free bag of chips Sorry, you don't have enough points for a gift card Once a customer's reward certificate is printed, or the Sorry message is printed, the program should ask for another customer ID, and the whole process begins again. With the success of the pilot program of customer rewards by the fuel/convenience store chain (Fill'erUpSparty), you will help the customers to redeem any awards that they have earned. However, instead of redeeming awards at the end of the month, now the customer can redeem their rewards whenever they wish, either at the cash register or a reward redemption kiosk. In other words, a customer may choose to get their free drink as soon as they earn one by buying 5 drinks, or they can save up their rewards until after they have bought 20 drinks, in which case they could redeem 4 free drinks, one at a time. Points and/or drink and chips credits can be carried over for as long as the customer chooses. When a customer is ready to redeem a reward, the following happens: The customer will present their customer reward number, which is printed on their id card. The program will look up the customer number in a list called CustomerIDList that is already stored as part of the program. All of the data for a given customer is stored in parallel lists which are given in the starting code. This means that all of the information in each list is in the same order by customer. In other words, if customer 123456 is third in the list of customer IDs, their name will be third in the list of names, their number of drinks will be third in the list of drinks, etc. The program will ask for the customer's reward number with the following prompt: Enter a valid ID number, or -1 to quit for the day: Suppose the user enters ID 2569, which corresponds to customer Charles Babbage. The system will then print the accumulated rewards for Charles Babbage, as in the following: Welcome, Charles Babbage! Here are your earned purchases so far: Number of Drinks: Number of Chips: Number of Points: 8 6 218378 Charles Babbage is entitled to a free drink! Charles Babbage is entitled to a free bag of chips! Charles Babbage is entitled to a $25 gift card! Notice that the certificates are all the same size, and the customer's name and the reward are centered. If a customer requests a reward but does not have enough points, the following messages should be printed, as appropriate: Sorry, you don't have enough drink purchases for a free drink Sorry, you don't have enough chips purchases for a free bag of chips Sorry, you don't have enough points for a gift card Once a customer's reward certificate is printed, or the Sorry message is printed, the program should ask for another customer ID, and the whole process begins again.