Created by Brynn Maleryn (brynnmal@udel.edu) and Amanda Smarr (agsmarr@udel.edu)
This project was inspired specifically by the students of Harrington D and E. Typically they do not know exactly how much laundry will cost them for an extended period of time, so our project works to aid in calculating exactly how much money it will cost to do laundry at the University of Delaware.
This program takes in a number of days and a decimal number representing a Flex Account balance from the user to calculate approximately how much it will cost them to do their laundry as well as tell them if they have enough money in their Flex Account to do it.
We used a series of nested functions, input statements, and loops in Python to build our project.
A challenge we ran into was accepting other kinds of data in the input statements, so we used a conditional within a while-loop to successfully collect the desired data type (an integer or a float).
Throughout the construction of this project, we further understood the concept of data flow, specifically in our use of functional decomposition.
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