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Requirements to Write the JavaScript Function

1. Initialize Data:

• Create a list of books with duplicates. Each book object


should include:

❖ id: A unique identifier for the book.


❖ title: Name of the book.
❖ price: Price of the book in rupees.
❖ stock: The number of books available in stock.

• Create a list of customers of the bookstore. Each customer


object should include:

❖ id: A unique identifier for the customer.


❖ name: Name of the customer.
❖ isExistingCustomer: Boolean indicating if they are a
returning customer.
❖ lastPurchase: Details of the last purchase (optional).

2. Functionality:

• Remove Duplicates:
Use a Set to remove duplicate entries from the book list based on the
book’s id.

• Get Customer’s Chosen Books:


Take a list of book ids as input and filter the books from the inventory
based on the selection.
• Calculate Discount:

• For existing customers:

➢ Provide a 15% discount on books priced above ₹200.

• For new customers:

➢ Discount based on the price range:


➔ ₹100–₹200: 2%
➔ ₹200–₹500: 5%
➔ ₹500–₹750: 10%
➔ Above ₹750: 15%.

• Prepare Bill:

• Calculate the total price after applying the discount.

• Include a breakdown of the purchase:

❖ Book titles.
❖ Quantity.
❖ Individual prices before and after discount.
❖ Total price.
❖ Discount applied.

• Format the bill as an object.

• Update Stock:
Reduce the stock count for each book purchased.

• Update Customer Details:


Update the customer’s lastPurchase with details of the recent purchase,
including the date, books purchased, and total amount.

3. Technical Requirements:
• Use map and filter for processing arrays.

• Use Set to eliminate duplicates.

• Apply if...else or switch for conditional discount logic.

• Use objects and arrays for organizing data.

• Utilize appropriate operators (+=, -=, etc.) to handle stock


updates and calculations.

4. Output:
The function should return:

• A formatted bill object.

• Updated stock and customer details.

5. Sample Execution:

Input:

const bookIds = [1, 2, 2, 3]; // Books chosen by the customer


const customerId = 101; // Customer making the purchase

Output:
{
bill: {
customerName: 'John Doe',
booksPurchased: [
{ title: 'Book A', quantity: 1, price: 300, discount: 45, finalPrice: 255 },
{ title: 'Book B', quantity: 1, price: 150, discount: 3, finalPrice: 147 }
],
totalPrice: 402,
totalDiscount: 48,
},
}

updatedStock: [...],

updatedCustomerDetails: { ... },

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