An online bookstore currently sells books for 3 different categories: Crime, Romance, Fantasy. They have future plans to add more categories into their collection.
Currently all books within the Crime category are discounted by 5%.
The following are the additional charges that would be applied to an order:
- 10% goods services tax (GST) on the total price
- $5.95 delivery fee for orders less than $20
The bookstore holds the following collection:
| Title | Author | Genre | Unit Price (AUD) GST not applied |
|---|---|---|---|
| Unsolved murders | Emily G. Thompson, Amber Hunt | Crime | 10.99 |
| Alice in Wonderland | Lewis Carroll | Fantasy | 5.99 |
| A Little Love Story | Roland Merullo | Romance | 2.40 |
| Heresy | S J Parris | Fantasy | 6.80 |
| The Neverending Story | Michael Ende | Fantasy | 7.99 |
| Jack the Ripper | Philip Sugden | Crime | 16.00 |
| The Tolkien Years | Greg Hildebrandt | Fantasy | 22.90 |
Write a simple console application that outputs the total order cost with and without tax for the below purchase:
| Title | Quantity |
|---|---|
| Unsolved murders | 1 |
| A Little Love Story | 1 |
| Heresy | 1 |
| Jack the Ripper | 1 |
| The Tolkien Years | 1 |
I've made the following assumptions based on ambiguous information: (these would be followed-up with the client to ensure that no false assumptions are made)
- The 5% discount on Crime is not already factored in to the unit price
- Discounts are applied after tax
- Taxes don't stack (tax-on-tax)
- Fee amounts are defined as tax-inclusive values
- Delivery fees are applied by the according to tax-inclusive total