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PHP Lab 9 & 10

The document outlines a PHP lab exercise to create a checkout simulation for an online store. It includes generating a random purchase amount, applying discounts based on the total, simulating item addition with a while loop, displaying payment methods with a for loop, and processing payment using a switch statement. Key programming concepts covered include control structures, loops, and conditional statements.

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PHP Lab 9 & 10

The document outlines a PHP lab exercise to create a checkout simulation for an online store. It includes generating a random purchase amount, applying discounts based on the total, simulating item addition with a while loop, displaying payment methods with a for loop, and processing payment using a switch statement. Key programming concepts covered include control structures, loops, and conditional statements.

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PHP Lab Exercise: Online Store Checkout Simulation

Objective:
Create a PHP script that simulates an online store checkout system using
control structures and loops.

Instructions:
Write a PHP script that performs the following tasks:

1. Generate a random total purchase amount between $500 and


$5000.

2. Apply a discount based on the total amount:

o Above $4000 → 20% discount

o Between $2500 and $4000 → 10% discount

o Below $2500 → No discount

3. Use a while loop to simulate the customer adding items to the cart
until the total reaches or exceeds the randomly generated amount.

4. Use a for loop to display the details of 5 different available


payment methods (e.g., Credit Card, PayPal, Bank Transfer, Apple
Pay, Google Pay).

5. Use a switch statement to process the payment method selected by


the user (hardcode a payment method selection).

6. Display the final total after applying the discount.

Expected Output Example:

Total purchase amount before discount: $4200

Applying a 20% discount...

Final amount to be paid: $3360

Available Payment Methods:

1. Credit Card

2. PayPal

3. Bank Transfer
4. Apple Pay

5. Google Pay

Selected Payment Method: Credit Card

Processing payment via Credit Card...

Payment Successful!

Key Concepts Covered:

 if-else statements for discount application

 Comparison operators for price evaluation

 while loop for item addition

 for loop for displaying payment methods

 elseif for multiple conditions

 switch statement for payment method processing

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