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Course: CSCI 200, Spring 2008School: St. Cloud
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<body> <h2 style="text-align:center">Customer Carpet Bill</h2> </br> </br> <script type="text/javascript"> Len = prompt("Please Enter the length of your carpet", ""); Len = parseFloat(Len); Wid = prompt("Please Enter the width of your carpet", ""); Wid = parseFloat(Wid); Price = prompt("Please Enter the price of your carpet per square feet", ""); Price = parseFloat(Price); Discount = prompt("Please Enter your discount percentage", ""); Discount = parseFloat(Discount); Area = Math.ceil((Len * Wid) * 100)/100; Area = parseFloat(Area); Carp = Math.ceil((Area * Price) * 100)/100; Carp = parseFloat(Carp); Labor = Math.ceil((Area * 1.75) * 100)/100; Labor = parseFloat(Labor); IP = Math.ceil((Carp + Labor) * 100)/100;
IP = parseFloat(IP); Disc = Math.ceil(((Discount/100) * IP) * 100)/100; Disc = parseFloat(Disc); IPAD = Math.ceil((IP - Disc) * 100)/100; IPAD = parseFloat(IPAD); TAX = Math.ceil((.08 * IPAD) * 100)/100; TAX = parseFloat(TAX); Total = Math.ceil((IPAD + TAX) * 100)/100; document.write("<p><table><tr><td>Measurements:</td></p>"); document.write("<p><td>Length "+ Len +" feet</td></tr></p>"); document.write("<p><tr><td></td><td>Width "+ Wid +" feet</td></tr></p>"); document.write("<p><tr><td></td><td>Area "+ Area +" feet</td></tr></p>"); document.write("<p></table></p></br>"); document.write("<p>Charges</p>"); document.write("<p><td>Charge/Room</td></p>"); document.write("<p><table><tr><td>Description</td><td>Cost/Sq.ft</td></p>"); document.write("<p><tr><td>Carpet</td><td>"+ Price +"</td></p>"); document.write("<p><td>"+ Carp +"</td></tr></p>"); document.write("<p><tr><td>Labor</td><td>1.75</td></p>"); document.write("<p><td>"+ Labor +"</td></tr></p>"); document.write("<p><tr><td>Install Price</td><td></td></p>"); document.write("<p><td>"+ IP +"</td></tr></p>"); document.write("<p><tr><td>Discount</td><td>"+ Discount +"%</td></p>"); document.write("<p><td>"+ Disc +"</td></tr></p>"); document.write("<p><tr><td>Install Price After Discount</td><td></td></p>");
document.write("<p><td>"+ IPAD +"</td></tr></p>"); document.write("<p><tr><td>Tax</td><td>8%</td></p>"); document.write("<p><td>"+ TAX +"</td></tr></p>"); document.write("<p><tr><td>Total</td><td></td></p>"); document.write("<p><td>"+ Total +"</td></tr></p>"); document.write("<p></table></p>"); </script> </br> <p>Thank You.</p> </div> </body> </html>
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