Keychains for Sale, real ultimate power¶

You’re going to add some error checking and additional features, to Keychains for real.

You need to make sure that the user always has a positive number, or 0, of keychains in the order.

You need to check for a valid menu choice. If not, display an error message and show the menu again.

You will need 3 new variables in main, one to store the sales tax (13%), one to store the shipping cost per order ($5.00), and one to store the extra shipping cost for each additional keychain ($1.00).

view_order() will need to be passed the three additional variables, a total of five, and have a return type of None. It will display, on different lines, the number of keychains in the order, the price per keychain, the shipping charges on the order, the subtotal before tax, the tax on the order, and the final cost of the order.

view_order() might need to look like:

def view_order(num_keychains: int, price_per_keychain: float, tax: float, base_shipping: int, per_keychain_shipping: int ) --> None:

checkout() will need to be passed the same values as view_order(), and have a return type of None. It will ask the user for his/her name in order to deliver them correctly, then call view_order() to display the order information, and then thank the user, by name, for ordering.

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Adapted for Python from Graham Mitchell’s Programming By Doing