Florida Virtual School

• MATH 202

• 2.06 Module Two Project Name: Directions Now that you have an understanding of using functions and operations with numerical and non-numerical data, it's time to show your instructor and yourself what you can do with them! You will use the software development life cycle (SDLC) to create a working program of your choice that will perform calculations with user input. Your program can include any Python skills and functions you have learned up to this point. This assignment has five steps. Step One: Planning & Analysis Read the options carefully and choose ONE as the basis of your project. Option 1—Wish List Have your eye on a new gadget? A new game? Maybe some new clothes? Well, now's your chance to create a program that calculates the total cost of three items on your wish list, including tax and shipping. Follow these steps to begin your planning: 1. Create a wish list by selecting at least three items you want. 2. Do your research. Find the online store(s) where you can purchase your wish list items, and record the price of each one. 3. Think about what user input is required for others to use your program. 4. Think about how you will write an equation to calculate the subtotal of your three items, the tax, and the total purchase cost with tax and shipping. Note: Use 6.5% tax and a $5.99 flat-rate shipping fee for your program. 5. The output must include the following: name of each item, item price, subtotal for items, total amount of tax, shipping fee, and total purchase cost with tax and shipping. Use this table to organize your data: Item Price Rad Rover 5 Electric Fat Bike $1,499 Sonicare DiamondClean Smart 9300 Sonic electric toothbrush with app $189.95 Jordan $1,135.00