You are asked to develop a cash register for a fruit shop that sells oranges and apples. The program will first ask the number of customers. Subsequently, for each customer, it will ask the name of the customer and the number of oranges and apples they would like to buy. And then print a summary of what they bought along with the bill as illustrated in the session below: How many customers? 2 Name of Customer 1 Harry Oranges are $1.40 each. How many Oranges? 1 Apples are $.75 each. How many Apples? 2 Harry, you bought 1 Orange(s) and 2 Apple(s). Your bill is $2.9 Name of Customer 2 Sandy Oranges are $1.40 each. How many Oranges? 10 Apples are $.75 each. How many Apples? 4 Sandy, you bought 10 Orange(s) and 4 Apple(s). Your bill is $17.0

customers = int(input("How many customers? "))

for i in range(customers):

   name = input("Name of Customer " + str(i+1) + " ")

   print("Oranges are $1.40 each.")

   oranges = int(input("How many Oranges? "))

   print("Apples are $.75 each.")

   apples = int(input("How many Apples? "))

   bill = oranges * 1.4 + apples * 0.75

   print(name + ", you bought " + str(oranges) + " Orange(s) and " + str(apples) + " Apple(s). Your bill is $%.1f" % bill)

Explanation:

*The code is in Python.

Ask the user to enter the number of customers

Create a for loop that iterates for each customer. Inside the loop, ask the user to enter the name, number of oranges, number of apples. Calculate the bill. Print the name, number of oranges, number of apples bought and total bill

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