Write a program that processes orders for our company Widgets and More. Your program will read the product code and quantity for all the products in an order from a file, order.txt . You will be given a sample order.txt with the starter code. There are two items on each line of the file the first is a letter that represents the product and the second is an integer representing the number bought. Based on the product and quantity, you will calculate the total for the order. Then you will add 17% tax and 14.95 shipping costs to get the grand total for the order. You will print the order with the tax and shipping as shown below.

Write a program that processes orders for our company Widgets and More. Your program will read the product code and quantity for all the products in an order from a file, order.txt . You will be given a sample order.txt with the starter code. There are two items on each line of the file the first is a letter that represents the product and the second is an integer representing the number bought. Based on the product and quantity, you will calculate the total for the order. Then you will add 17% tax and 14.95 shipping costs to get the grand total for the order. You will print the order with the tax and shipping as shown below.

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