
Database System Concepts
7th Edition
ISBN: 9780078022159
Author: Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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- You are to write a simple program that asks the user for input, processes theinput, and then outputs a result back to theuser.
- Read in the following
- Name of customer
- Car Type (Compact, Midsize, Sedan)
- Number of week days
- Number of weekend days(Weekends are Saturday, Sunday)
- Amount customer paid for Rental
- Use the standard national average for car rental to calculate the national cost of rental based on car selection and days used by customer
- Compare your result with what the customer paid and determine whether the rental was. a.Expensive(the rental is expensive if it costs $5 morethan national average)b.Bargain(the rental is a bargain if it costs $5 less thannational average)c.Average(the rental is average if it is atthe $5 range plus or minus from thenational average)
![Your screens should look like this
INPUT SCREEN EXAMPLE
Welcome to the Car rental calculator
Enter First Name: <First name here>
Enter Last Name:<Last name here>
Enter Car Type: <Car type here>
Enter Week Days: <Week Days Here>
Enter Weekend Days: <Weekend Days Here>
Enter Rental Amount Paid: <Rental Amount>
OUTPUT SCREEN EXAMPLE
Car Rental Calculator Result
Customer: Customer Full Name Value
Car Type: Car Type Value
Days: XX
Paid: XXXX
National Average: XXXX
Rental Comparison Result: (Expensive or Average or Bargain)
[Week days]
XX [Weekend]
Do you want to enter another rental? (Yes, No): YES OR NO
Test Data
Use the data provided below to test the program.
National Rental Rates
Week days
$29.99
$39.99
$49.99
Weekends
$39.99
$49.99
$59.99
Compact
Midsize
Sedan
Test Customers
Customer
Days
Car Type
Amount Paid
Homer Simpson
Bart Simpson
Lisa Simpson
$98.00
$152.96
Tue, Wed, Thu
Compact
Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu
Midsize
$262.95
$161.00
Wed, Thu,Fri, Sat, Sun
Sedan
Student Name
Thu, Fri, Sat
Sedan](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/d36b6842-f013-4a5d-8d88-3ce050696fab/8e0c24a1-2638-4e48-8739-09fc5c2cf60b/eot39tb_thumbnail.png)
Transcribed Image Text:Your screens should look like this
INPUT SCREEN EXAMPLE
Welcome to the Car rental calculator
Enter First Name: <First name here>
Enter Last Name:<Last name here>
Enter Car Type: <Car type here>
Enter Week Days: <Week Days Here>
Enter Weekend Days: <Weekend Days Here>
Enter Rental Amount Paid: <Rental Amount>
OUTPUT SCREEN EXAMPLE
Car Rental Calculator Result
Customer: Customer Full Name Value
Car Type: Car Type Value
Days: XX
Paid: XXXX
National Average: XXXX
Rental Comparison Result: (Expensive or Average or Bargain)
[Week days]
XX [Weekend]
Do you want to enter another rental? (Yes, No): YES OR NO
Test Data
Use the data provided below to test the program.
National Rental Rates
Week days
$29.99
$39.99
$49.99
Weekends
$39.99
$49.99
$59.99
Compact
Midsize
Sedan
Test Customers
Customer
Days
Car Type
Amount Paid
Homer Simpson
Bart Simpson
Lisa Simpson
$98.00
$152.96
Tue, Wed, Thu
Compact
Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu
Midsize
$262.95
$161.00
Wed, Thu,Fri, Sat, Sun
Sedan
Student Name
Thu, Fri, Sat
Sedan
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