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  • You are creating a simple store calculator. The calculator should compute the total price, discount, tax, and final price for items in a store.

  • Complete the RunStoreCalculator method by filling in the missing parts (___) to correctly calculate:

    • To calculate the total price, multiply the price of a single item by the quantity of items.

    • To calculate the discount amount, multiply the totalPrice by discountPercent and then divide by 100 to convert the percentage into a value.

    • To calculate the tax amount, first subtract the discountAmount from the totalPrice to get the price after discount, then multiply by taxPercent and divide by 100.

    • To calculate the final price, subtract the discountAmount from the totalPrice, then add the taxAmount to get the final total the customer needs to pay.

  • Print all values with clear labels inside the method.

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bookChallenge: Operators

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Task

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  • You are creating a simple store calculator. The calculator should compute the total price, discount, tax, and final price for items in a store.

  • Complete the RunStoreCalculator method by filling in the missing parts (___) to correctly calculate:

    • To calculate the total price, multiply the price of a single item by the quantity of items.

    • To calculate the discount amount, multiply the totalPrice by discountPercent and then divide by 100 to convert the percentage into a value.

    • To calculate the tax amount, first subtract the discountAmount from the totalPrice to get the price after discount, then multiply by taxPercent and divide by 100.

    • To calculate the final price, subtract the discountAmount from the totalPrice, then add the taxAmount to get the final total the customer needs to pay.

  • Print all values with clear labels inside the method.

Solution

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