Consider that a tax of 10% is applicable on all items except food. Also, an additional tax of of 5 % is applicable on imported items.
If the cost of a music CD is
This seems to be part of a famous tech interview problem The point is to understand that you have to calculate the taxes and round that amount to the upper 0.05 to calculate the rounding i used this groovy script
import java.math.*
def myRound(BigDecimal d){
def scale = new BigDecimal("0.05")
def y = d.divide(scale)
println "y :$y"
// def q = y.round(new MathContext(0,RoundingMode.UP))
def q = y.setScale(0,BigDecimal.ROUND_UP)
println "q :$q (intero)"
def z = q.multiply(scale)
println "z :$z"
return z
}
def taxBy(BigDecimal d,BigDecimal t){
return myRound(d.multiply(t))
}
def importTax(BigDecimal d){
return taxBy(d,new BigDecimal("0.15"))
}
def importBaseTax(BigDecimal b){
return taxBy(d,new BigDecimal("0.05"))
}
ip = new BigDecimal("27.99")
ipt = importTax(ip)
println "${ip}-->${ipt} = ${ip+ipt}"
I hope this to be useful!