Using Java, write a program that calculates the price of a basket of shopping.
The solution should be accomplished in roughly two hours.
Items are presented one at a time, in a list, identified by name - for example "Apple" or "Banana".
Multiple items are present multiple times in the list, so for example ["Apple", "Apple", "Banana"] is a basket with two apples and one banana.
Items are priced as follows:
- Apples are 35p each
- Bananas are 20p each
- Melons are 50p each, but are available as ‘buy one get one free’
- Limes are 15p each, but are available in a ‘three for the price of two’ offer
Given a list of shopping, calculate the total cost of those items.
- Shopping page consisting of two sections
- Item list - list of available shopping items with cost per item
- Cart - displays items added in cart
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- Item List in format [{ id, name, cost, offerAvailable }]
- gives option to add item in cart
- if no item added it displays empty cart message
- if items are added it will merge them into one item and update quantity
- displays total cost of each item as per the offer applicable
- displays the total cart cost
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