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sales, the system automatically finds the corresponding product in the product library by scanning the product barcode or directly entering the in-store code. The product name and price information are displayed. Enter the quantity and calculate the total amount. The system automatically determines the type of sales price used based on the time, such as retail price, discount price, temporary discount pric

(499), 6 } 7 8 //Simple discount calculation 9 public void Calprice (int price, int discount) { Ten Float knockdownprice = Price * discount/100.0f;11 System.out.println ("After a simple discount is:" + formatcurrency ( Knockdownprice)); }13 //complex multi-

ROLLUP or CUBE keyword, some subtotal rows will be generated, fields excluded from grouping factors in these rows will be set to NULL, so there is still a situation, such as the existence of empty rows in the list based on grouping, NULL is also expressed as a group, so here we can not simply judge whether it is a subtotal record by NULL. The following example shows the result. As we mentioned above, we now add a "Discount column" (

{@ overridePublic VoidStrategyinterface (){//Related Services}} Use Cases Suppose we want to design a shopping cart system for e-commerce websites selling books. The simplest case is to multiply the unit price of all goods by the quantity, but the actual situation must be more complicated than that. For example, this website may offer a 20% discount to all senior members, a 10% discount to intermedi

For the following program:View code # include # Include Using STD: string;// Using STD: size_t;Using STD: Endl;Using STD: cout;Class item_base {Public:Item_base (const string book = "", double sales_price = 0.0 ):ISBN (book), price (sales_price ){Cout }String book () const {return ISBN ;}Virtual double net_price (size_t N) const{Return N * price;}Item_base (const item_base Ib): ISBN (IB. ISBN), price (IB. Price ){Cout }Item_base operator = (const item_base RHs ){If (this! = RHs ){ISBN = RH

insurance industry funds.Later, rich-country funds also out of the Tracking Securities Industry grading Fund, but "securities", "brokerage", "insurance" name are used, how to do? In the beginning can only be called "FG Securities B"--FG is the ruby abbreviation of rich countries, but where do investors know what FG means?Then the rich-country fund suddenly brainwave, renamed " Security B-Class "! So the original is called "Shen million Securities B", this is called "rich Country securities B-Cl

+ 1 pri nt"\ rCurrent progress: {:. 2f}% ". Format (Count * 100/len (LST)), end=""Continue def main (): # Get the URL of the stock list Stock_list_url =' http://quote.eastmoney.com/stocklist.html '# get the URL of stock information Stock_info_url =' https://gupiao.baidu.com/stock/'# Save to disk's root directory output_file =' E:/baidustockinfo.txt 'Slist = [] Getstocklist (Slist, Stock_list_url) getstockinfo (Slist, Stock_info_url, output_file) main () (4) Output Results {' Yesterday's recei

strategy { @Override public void Strategyinterface () { // Related Business } } second, the use of the sceneSuppose now to design a shopping cart system for e-commerce sites that sell all kinds of books. One of the simplest cases is to multiply the unit price of all goods, but the reality is definitely more complicated than this. For example, this website may offer 20% discount per copy for all Premium members, 10%

} } Public class Concretestrategyb implements strategy { @Override public void Strategyinterface () { // Related Business } } Public class CONCRETESTRATEGYC implements strategy { @Override public void Strategyinterface () { //related business } } 　　 Working with scenes Suppose you now want to design a shopping cart system for E-commerce sites that sell all kinds of books. One of the easiest things to do is to multiply the unit price of all goo

strategy { @Override public void Strategyinterface () { // Related Business } } Public class CONCRETESTRATEGYC implements strategy { @Override public void Strategyinterface () { //related business } } 　　 Working with scenes Suppose you now want to design a shopping cart system for E-commerce sites that sell all kinds of books. One of the easiest things to do is to multiply the unit price of all goods, but the actual situation is certainly more comp

Bookstore for the "Harry Potter" series of books for promotional activities, a total of 5 volumes, with numbers 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, a single volume of 8 yuan, the specific discount is as follows:Discount on this number2 5%3 10%4 20%5 25%Depending on the number of volumes purchased and this number, different discount rules will be applicable. The singular book only corresponds to one

1,Common promotion models The promotion management system is used in many places. It is often reflected that many small and medium-sized enterprises have their own promotional activities when they go to the supermarket. To engage in promotional activities, it is best to have application software support, in this way, flexible management is convenient. However, manual processing is inefficient. The categories and examples of common promotions are as follows: Model Classification Seria

{ @Override public void Strategyinterface () { //related business }}Public class CONCRETESTRATEGYC implements strategy { @Override public void Strategyinterface () { //related business }}　　Usage ScenariosSuppose now to design a shopping cart system for e-commerce sites that sell all kinds of books. One of the simplest cases is to multiply the unit price of all goods, but the reality is definitely more complicated than this. For example, this website may offer 20%

multiply the unit price of all goods, but the reality is definitely more complicated than this. For example, this website may offer 20% discount per copy for all Premium members, 10% discount per copy for intermediate members and no discount for junior members.According to the description, the discount is based on one

}　　Using scene instances:Suppose a website sells a variety of books, does not offer a discount to Junior members, offers a 10% discount per copy for intermediate members, and offers 20% discount for Premium members per copy of the promotion.The discount is based on one of the following 3 algorithms:Algorithm 1: No dis

Promotion and coupon codes in premium pricing in most companies, customer retention is an important criterion for success. Companies use a variety of strategies to retain customers. One of the most common words is a discount. In the market, customers are always looking for better products and price competition. In the world of retail companies, it is common to hear about coupon codes and promotional items on specials. This article discusses how Oracle

Extract factory class: Use a simple factory class to create an object instance. For example: for a client event, we may need to initialize an object instance and call several methods to perform a series of operations. If client events often need to be extended, the object instances may be different each time they are initialized. In order to encapsulate the actions of this initialization object and make this behavior easier to maintain, we need to hand over the initialization object action to th

() { //related business }}　　Usage ScenariosSuppose now to design a shopping cart system for e-commerce sites that sell all kinds of books. One of the simplest cases is to multiply the unit price of all goods, but the reality is definitely more complicated than this. For example, this website may offer 20% discount per copy for all Premium members, 10% discount per copy for intermediate members an

understand the interfaces that inherit hierarchically, then we can use them directly, or we encapsulate these interfaces and use the interface of the handle class itself.The following is a more complex example to illustrate the problem:The general idea of this example is to use a container (multiset) to simulate a shopping cart, which contains a lot of books, some books are sold at the original price, some books are discounted sales, and discount sal

Every 5.1 and other festivals, you will see a sea of people in the mall. Malls are so attractive because of crazy discounts. The following uses discounts for malls as an example to describe the strategic model. Commodity discount algorithm: Algorithm 1: There is no discount for some products. Algorithm 2: Take a fixed discount for some commodities. Algorithm 3: T