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The Middletown Wholesale Copper Wire Company sells spools of copper wiring for $100 each. Write a
• The number of spools ordered
• The number of spools in stock
• Whether there are special shipping and handling charges
(Shipping and handling is normally $10 per spool.) If there are special charges, the program should ask for the special charges per spool.
The gathered data should be passed as arguments to another function that displays:
• The number of spools ready to ship from current stock
• The number of spools on backorder (if the number ordered is greater than what is in stock)
• Subtotal of the portion ready to ship (the number of spools ready to ship times $100)
• Total shipping and handling charges on the portion ready to ship
• Total of the order ready to ship
The shipping and handling parameter in the second function should have the default argument 10.00.
Input Validation: Do not accept numbers less than 1 for spools ordered. Do not accept a number less than 0 for spools in stock or shipping arid handling charges.
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