PLease in python, Thank you. Printing a well formatted invoiceUse three named "constants" for the following prices:Small beads have a price of 10.20 dollars per box.Medium beads have a price of 8.52 dollars per box.Large beads have a price of 7.98 dollars per box.Ask the user how many boxes of small beads, how many boxes of medium beads, and how many large beads they need (use the int Built-in Function to convert these values to int).Print the invoice in the following format:SIZEQTY COST PER BOXSmallnMediumnLargenTOTALX.XXx.xxX.XXExecution results:paste execution results hereTOTALSXX.XXXX.XXXX.XXXXX.XXReplace the n and x placeholders with actual numeric data values. Right align all numeric values. All dollar amounts should have two decimal places and should align on the decimal point.Test your script twice, first with user input of 10 boxes of small beads, 9 boxes of medium beads, and 8 boxes of large beads, and then a second time with user input of 5 boxes of small beads, 10 boxes of medium beads, and 15 boxes of large beads.Add the following at the end of the script to show your results:

Code: Python SMALL_BEADS = 10.20MEDIUM_BEADS = 8.52LARGE_BEADS = 7.98 small = int(input('Enter the…

Printing a well formatted invoice Use three named "constants" for the following prices: Small beads have a price of 10.20 dollars per box. Medium beads have a price of 8.52 dollars per box. Large beads have a price of 7.98 dollars per box. Ask the user how many boxes of small beads, how many boxes of medium beads, and how many large beads they need (use the int Built-in Function to convert these values to int). Print the invoice in the following format: QTY COST PER BOX x.xx x.xx x.xx SIZE Small Medium Large TOTAL n n TOTALS xx.xx xx.xx xx.xx xxx.xx Replace the n and x placeholders with actual numeric data values. Right align all numeric values. All dollar amounts should have two decimal places and should align on the decimal point. Test your script twice, first with user input of 10 boxes of small beads, 9 boxes of medium beads, and 8 boxes of large beads, and then a second time with user input of 5 boxes of small beads, 10 boxes of medium beads, and 15 boxes of large beads. Add the following at the end of the script to show your results: Execution results: paste execution results here

Printing a well formatted invoice Use three named "constants" for the following prices: Small beads have a price of 10.20 dollars per box. Medium beads have a price of 8.52 dollars per box. Large beads have a price of 7.98 dollars per box. Ask the user how many boxes of small beads, how many boxes of medium beads, and how many large beads they need (use the int Built-in Function to convert these values to int). Print the invoice in the following format: QTY COST PER BOX x.xx x.xx x.xx SIZE Small Medium Large TOTAL n n TOTALS xx.xx xx.xx xx.xx xxx.xx Replace the n and x placeholders with actual numeric data values. Right align all numeric values. All dollar amounts should have two decimal places and should align on the decimal point. Test your script twice, first with user input of 10 boxes of small beads, 9 boxes of medium beads, and 8 boxes of large beads, and then a second time with user input of 5 boxes of small beads, 10 boxes of medium beads, and 15 boxes of large beads. Add the following at the end of the script to show your results: Execution results: paste execution results here

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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