The fill will have the following specifications: Each record consists of two lines. The first line contoins the name of the product, which may be more than one word long. The second line contains the wholesale price as a decimal, the markup as a percentoge, and three quantities, for counter, shelf, ond worehouse. If the first line of a record contains the word END all by itself, that is the end of the file. Your task is to read each record into the program, as a string for the name, and numbers for the price and markup, and as an array of numbers for the quontities. Then calculate the total profit for each item: (wholesale price) (markup, converted into a decimal) (total quantity). Print out o report on one line for each item: Name, total profit. Format the output nitely: names should fit in 30 characters and the prices should line up and should have two decimal places. Hints:

The fill will have the following specifications: Each record consists of two lines. The first line contoins the name of the product, which may be more than one word long. The second line contains the wholesale price as a decimal, the markup as a percentoge, and three quantities, for counter, shelf, ond worehouse. If the first line of a record contains the word END all by itself, that is the end of the file. Your task is to read each record into the program, as a string for the name, and numbers for the price and markup, and as an array of numbers for the quontities. Then calculate the total profit for each item: (wholesale price) (markup, converted into a decimal) (total quantity). Print out o report on one line for each item: Name, total profit. Format the output nitely: names should fit in 30 characters and the prices should line up and should have two decimal places. Hints:

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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