// Constant for the commission rate
// Declare as a global variable
Constant Real COMMISSION_RATE = 0.10
Module main()
// Local variable
Declare String keepGoing = "y"
// Calculate as many commissions
// as needed.
While keepGoing == "y"
// Display a salesperson's commission.
Call showCommission()
// Do it again?
Display "Do you want to calculate another"
Display "commission? (Enter y for yes.)"
Input keepGoing
End While
End Module
// The showCommission module gets the
// amount of sales and displays the
// commission.
Module showCommission()
// Local variables
Declare Real sales, commission
// Get the amount of sales.
Display "Enter the amount of sales."
Input sales
// Calculate the commission.
Set commission = sales * COMMISSION_RATE
// Display the commission
Display "The commission is $", commission
End Module
Here I am sending code, screens of code and output. Refer the screens for better visualize. If any queries comment below. Thank you.
Code:
COMMISSION_RATE = 0.10#gobal variable
def showCommission():#showCommission module
sales = int(input("Enter the amount of sales.: ")) #reading the
amount of sales.
comission = sales * COMMISSION_RATE #calculating commission.
print("The commission is $",comission) #printing the
commission.
keepGoing = "y" #local variable.
while keepGoing == "y" or keepGoing == "Y": #checking the condition
is input is y or not.
showCommission() #calling the showCommission.
print("\nDo you want to calculate another.")
keepGoing = str(input("commission?(Enter y for yes): "))#asking the
user for calculate another.
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