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Cash Register Change Program
Post 302927917 by totoro125 on Sunday 7th of December 2014 10:10:59 AM
12-07-2014
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@ totoro125
You give me all kinds of ideas.
You could have two classes and keep transactions separated.
Class CashRegister
An accounting of the bills/coins that should be in your drawer.
date
ones = 1;
fives = 5;
tens = 10;
twenties = 20;
coins...
def bills - add/subtract
def coins - add/subtract
def report
Class Transaction
Keeping track of bills/coins recieved for each exchange.
record
transaction_id
date
sale_amount
tendered_amount
change_amount
tender
bills
coins
change
bills
coins
def update register
def calculate change
Figure out the largest bills/coins to give as change amount.
Update the register.
---------
To start (instantiate) a transaction you would give each a unique name -- something like...
tx1 = Transaction()
call the methods using the new instance name..
tx1.method(param)
...and then append them to a list
txList.append(tx1)
Do the register the same way...
regToday = CashRegister()
You give me all kinds of ideas.
You could have two classes and keep transactions separated.
Class CashRegister
An accounting of the bills/coins that should be in your drawer.
date
ones = 1;
fives = 5;
tens = 10;
twenties = 20;
coins...
def bills - add/subtract
def coins - add/subtract
def report
Class Transaction
Keeping track of bills/coins recieved for each exchange.
record
transaction_id
date
sale_amount
tendered_amount
change_amount
tender
bills
coins
change
bills
coins
def update register
def calculate change
Figure out the largest bills/coins to give as change amount.
Update the register.
---------
To start (instantiate) a transaction you would give each a unique name -- something like...
tx1 = Transaction()
call the methods using the new instance name..
tx1.method(param)
...and then append them to a list
txList.append(tx1)
Do the register the same way...
regToday = CashRegister()
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