Case Study I-Phase I- for

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Case Study I-Phase I for Object Oriented Programming using

Python
Case Study I-Phase I: Retail Application

Problem Statement: Easy shop wants to automate the system of purchase of items by
customers and billing process as Phase I. The automation involves maintenance of
customers, purchase of items by customer and billing of items. Customers can visit any
of the retail outlets of Easy Shop and purchase items. Customers can be regular or
privileged customers. Customers who are regular visitors to the store are eligible for
discount on the bill amount. The privileged customers are given membership cards
(Platinum, Gold and Silver). Such customers are eligible for gifts based on the type of
membership card. The Billing staff does the billing and delivery of items to the customer.
The bill calculation involves the logic of computation of the bill depending on customer
type. The customer can pay the bill through credit card or cash. In the former case, two
percent processing charge is applicable. VAT % is also applicable on the final bill
amount.

The store wants to initially pilot the system where purchase is done by one customer for
one item.

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