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sashaice [31]
3 years ago
5

And Python code for the following programming problem and the pseudo code below

Computers and Technology
1 answer:
lora16 [44]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

endProgram = "no"

endOrder = "no"

totalBurger = 0

totalFry = 0

totalSoda = 0

total = 0

tax = 0

subtotal = 0

option = 0

burgerCount = 0

fryCount = 0

sodaCount = 0

def resetVariables():

    #reset variables

   totalBurger = 0

   totalFry = 0

   totalSoda = 0

   total = 0

   tax = 0

   subtotal = 0

def getBurger():

   global burgerCount

   burgerCount += int(input("Enter the number of burgers you want: "))

   totalBurger =burgerCount * .99

   return totalBurger

def getFry():

   global fryCount

   fryCount += int(input("Enter the number of fries you want: "))

   global totalFry

   totalFry +=fryCount * .79

   return totalFry

def getSoda():

   global sodaCount

   sodaCount += int(input("Enter the number of sodas you want: "))

   global totalSoda

   totalSoda +=sodaCount * 1.09

   return totalSoda

def calcTotal():

   global subtotal

   subtotal += totalBurger + totalFry + totalSoda

   global tax

   tax += subtotal * .06

   global total

   total += subtotal + tax

   return total

def printReceipt(total):

   print("Your total is $",round(total, 2))

#Loop to run program again

while endProgram == "no":

   resetVariables()

   #Loop to take in order

   while endOrder == "no":

       print("Enter 1 for Yum Yum Burge\nEnter 2 for Grease Yum Fries\nEnter 3 for Soda Yum: \n")

       option = int(input("Enter option: "))

       if option == 1:

           bugertotal = getBurger()

       elif option == 2:

           frytotal = getFry()

       elif option == 3:

           sodatotal = getSoda()

       endOrder = input("Do you want to end your order? (Enter no to add more items): ")

       mytotal = calcTotal()

       printReceipt(mytotal)

   endProgram = input("Do you want to end the program? (Enter no to process a new order): ")

Explanation:

The python source code displays the menu of a restaurant and the prices of each meal. The module takes multiple orders, calculates and displays the total bill of the order with tax included.

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