Question

programming help

Answer 1

can someone go through this with me?

Answer 2

Have your eye on a new gadget? A new game? Maybe some new clothes? Well, now's your chance to create a program that calculates the total cost of three items on your wish list, including tax and shipping.
Follow these steps to begin your planning:
1. Create a wish list by selecting at least three items you want.
2. Do your research. Find the online store(s) where you can purchase your wish list items and record the price of each one.
3. Think about what user input is required for others to use your program.
4. Think about how you will write an equation to calculate the subtotal of your three items, the tax, and the total purchase cost with tax and shipping. Note: Use 6.5% tax and a $5.99 flat-rate shipping fee for your program.
5. The output must include the following: name of each item, item price, subtotal for items, total amount of tax, shipping fee, and total purchase cost with tax and shipping.
Use this table to organize your data:

Answer 3

i have to make this

Answer 4

these are the instructions: It's time to design your program by writing pseudocode. Your outline must include the following elements:

• Input statements
• Ask the user for at least three numeric values.
• Show proper use of the int() and float() functions.
• Calculations required to achieve correct output.
• Use proper order of operations.
• Use any appropriate math functions.
• Output statements
• Create clear and well organized output to share the data and results of the calculations.
• Show proper use of the str() function.

Answer 5

im working on the code:

def main():

print("Let's shop with Best Buy!")
HeadsetQuantity = int(input("What is the quanity of the

Answer 6

my three items are a gaming headset, monitor, and keyboard

Answer 7

@vocaloid

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when im writing the headsetquantity = int, do i write "how many headsets would you like to purchase?" or "What is the quanity of the headsets?"

Answer 9

@elsa213

Answer 10

is there anyone that knows how to program?

Answer 11

What language

Answer 12

Python?

Answer 13

If you can use JavaScript, I'd recommend using that. YouTube has tons of videos with JavaScript that show how to use a point of sale system.

Answer 14

I think I did something similar when I was learning python

Answer 15

It's been so long tho

Answer 16

Trying to remember everything

Answer 17

oh

Answer 18

i just wish vocaloid was online

Answer 19

she helps me with these

Answer 20

So @Gucchi, does it need to have for the inputs a request for the name of the three items, and their price? Then it needs to add those prices together, and display that subtotal? Then the price with tax and shipping applied?

Answer 21

im doing an input for quantity and price

Answer 22

Ok

Answer 23

so the user would have to answer those two questions

Answer 24

but the problem is thaty

Answer 25

It says to do quantity?

Answer 26

i chose to do it

Answer 27

Oh, ok

Answer 28

do you have any other ideas?

Answer 29

Hmm

Answer 30

Do you have the structure for everything else?

Answer 31

nah im just starting

Answer 32

i want to find out the right way to say this then ill move on

Answer 33

Okay, so what is the variable name for the first item

Answer 34

because then

Answer 35

thats an example

Answer 36

but i want to do price too

Answer 37

after quantity

Answer 38

but how would i ask that question because

Answer 39

i already gave each item a price on assignemnt wishlist

Answer 40

I thought they input the item they want

Answer 41

no i have to list three items

Answer 42

Oh, bc I was gonna say do
itemOne = input("What is the first item you want to calculate cost for?")

Answer 43

cant do that tho man

Answer 44

Ohh

Answer 45

• Input statements
• Ask the user for at least three numeric values.

Answer 46

what does it mean by three numeric values?

Answer 47

Prices

Answer 48

can you give an example?

Answer 49

?

Answer 50

Ok

Answer 51

So the first variable is lurePrice?

Answer 52

lureQuantity

Answer 53

Ok

Answer 54

So
lureQuantity = input("What quantity of headphones do you want to calculate?")

Answer 55

B4 that tho

Answer 56

lurePrice = input("What is the price of the headset?")

Answer 57

Then do the quantity

Answer 58

so whats the point of the wishlist they give me then?

Answer 59

i dont get that?

Answer 60

why did they want me to list the prices?

Answer 61

I think it is an input for the item

Answer 62

ok but what about the prices?

Answer 63

For the item

Answer 64

So you look at the items and the prices and you'd be able to input those for the calculate then you make it usable by other users by making those items variables inputs

Answer 65

so what is this input three numerical values mean?

Answer 66

To that means I'm guessing the user will input the name of the item they want and then they'll input the price of it

Answer 67

Is the 3 numerical prices for the 3 Items

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@ultrilliam o:

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Yo

Answer 70

@vocaloid

Answer 71

@ultrilliam