Railcard exercise - October half term test

Student name: Max Tiger Deans Dillon
Student group:  Year 1B 17-19 EX
Total: 32 out of 50

Brief:	2
Flowchart:	3
Pseudocode:	4
Link to Python program:	5
Code listing:	5
Test log:	6



Brief:
Write a program to calculate the cost of a train ticket. There are two destinations (the train is starting from Leamington Spa):


Destination
Ticket price
London
£60.00
Birmingham
£15.00

There are four different ticket price options:

Category
Discount
Child (below 15)
50% discount
16 - 25 railcard
⅓ off original price
Senior railcard
25% discount
No railcard
No discount

The program needs to ask the user where they are travelling to, and what type of ticket they will be purchasing
The program should check for invalid input
The program should print out the destination and the price of the ticket
Stretch and challenge task:  If you have time, make the program loop and keep asking for a ticket choice until the user asks to exit the program.


Flowchart:

(7 out of 10 marks)
Need to join the arrows to the next shape they go to. No provision for re-entry if ticket type or destination entered incorrectly.
Pseudocode:
stations = ["London", "london", "Birmingham", "birmingham"]
x = 0
price = 0
def cardtype():
    global price
    while True :
        cardtype = (input("""1 = child
2 = 16-25 railcard
3 = senior railcard
4 = no card
Enter ticket type: """))
        if cardtype == "1":
            price = price / 2
            break
        if cardtype == "2":
            price = price * 2/3
            break
        if cardtype == "3":
            price = price * .25
            break
        if cardtype == "4":
            break
        else:
            print ("Not valid input")
while x == 0:
    dest = str(input("What is your destination"))
    if dest in stations:
        x = 1
        if dest.upper() == "LONDON":
            price = 60
        if dest.upper() == "BIRMINGHAM":
            price = 15
    else:
        print ("This station is not valid")
cardtype()
print ("You are going to ",dest)
print ("Your price is £",price)

(5 out of 10 marks)
Link to Python program:

Code listing:

stations = ["London", "london", "Birmingham", "birmingham"]
x = 0
price = 0
def cardtype():
    global price
    while True :
        cardtype = (input("""1 = child
2 = 16-25 railcard
3 = senior railcard
4 = no card
Enter ticket type: """))
        if cardtype == "1":
            price = price / 2
            break
        if cardtype == "2":
            price = price * 2/3
            break
        if cardtype == "3":
            price = price * .25
            break
        if cardtype == "4":
            break
        else:
            print ("Not valid input")
while x == 0:
    dest = str(input("What is your destination"))
    if dest in stations:
        x = 1
        if dest.upper() == "LONDON":
            price = 60
        if dest.upper() == "BIRMINGHAM":
            price = 15
    else:
        print ("This station is not valid")
cardtype()
print ("You are going to ",dest)
print ("Your price is £",price)


(15 out of 20 marks)


Test log:
(5 out of 10 marks)

Test
Expected result
Actual result
London
London is chosen as the destination
London is chosen as the destination
1
£30
Price is £30
2
£40
Price is £40
3
£55
Price is £55
4
£60
Price is £60
Birmingham


Birmingham is the destination
1
£7.5
Price is £7.5
2
£10
Price is £10
3
£11.25
Price is £11.25
4
£15
Price is £15
Brighton
Print not valid and ask again.
Prints not valid
212345
Print not valid and ask again.
Prints not valid
12
Print not valid and ask again.
Prints not valid
£\54£"ws
Print not valid and ask again.
Prints not valid
1 2 3
Print not valid and ask again.
Prints not valid