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JavaScript || How To Make Change – Display The Total Sales Amount In Dollars & Cents Using Modulus

August 29, 2020 admin No comments

The following is a module with functions which demonstrates the use of the modulus (%) operator to make change.

So for example, given the value of 2.34, this function would return the result of 2 dollars, 1 quarters, 1 nickels, and 4 pennies.

1. Make Change

The example below demonstrates how to make change.





		
		
			1. Make Change
			
JavaScript
			
			// Make change

<script>
(() => {
    let values = [
        19.87,
        11.93,
        187.91,
        3,
        20.19,
        1991
    ];
    values.forEach(value => {
        // Make change
        let change = Utils.makeChange(value);   
        
        console.log(`\n$${value} is made up of: `);
        for (let amount of change) {
            console.log(`\t${amount.denomination.description}: x${amount.quantity}`);
        }    
    });    
})();
</script>

// expected output:
/*
    $19.87 is made up of: 
        Ten-Dollar Bill: x1  
        Five-Dollar Bill: x1 
        One-Dollar Bill: x4 
        Quarter: x3 
        Dime: x1 
        Penny: x2 

    $11.93 is made up of:  
        Ten-Dollar Bill: x1 
        One-Dollar Bill: x1 
        Quarter: x3  
        Dime: x1 
        Nickel: x1  
        Penny: x3  

    $187.91 is made up of: 
        Hundred-Dollar Bill: x1 
        Fifty-Dollar Bill: x1 
        Twenty-Dollar Bill: x1  
        Ten-Dollar Bill: x1 
        Five-Dollar Bill: x1 
        One-Dollar Bill: x2 
        Quarter: x3 
        Dime: x1  
        Nickel: x1 
        Penny: x1

    $3 is made up of:  
        One-Dollar Bill: x3  

    $20.19 is made up of:  
        Twenty-Dollar Bill: x1  
        Dime: x1  
        Nickel: x1  
        Penny: x4  

    $1991 is made up of:  
        Hundred-Dollar Bill: x19  
        Fifty-Dollar Bill: x1 
        Twenty-Dollar Bill: x2  
        One-Dollar Bill: x1
*/
			
				
					
				
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						// Make change
 
<script>
(() => {
    let values = [
        19.87,
        11.93,
        187.91,
        3,
        20.19,
        1991
    ];
    values.forEach(value => {
        // Make change
        let change = Utils.makeChange(value);   
        
        console.log(`\n$${value} is made up of: `);
        for (let amount of change) {
            console.log(`\t${amount.denomination.description}: x${amount.quantity}`);
        }    
    });    
})();
</script>
 
// expected output:
/*
    $19.87 is made up of: 
        Ten-Dollar Bill: x1  
        Five-Dollar Bill: x1 
        One-Dollar Bill: x4 
        Quarter: x3 
        Dime: x1 
        Penny: x2 
 
    $11.93 is made up of:  
        Ten-Dollar Bill: x1 
        One-Dollar Bill: x1 
        Quarter: x3  
        Dime: x1 
        Nickel: x1  
        Penny: x3  
 
    $187.91 is made up of: 
        Hundred-Dollar Bill: x1 
        Fifty-Dollar Bill: x1 
        Twenty-Dollar Bill: x1  
        Ten-Dollar Bill: x1 
        Five-Dollar Bill: x1 
        One-Dollar Bill: x2 
        Quarter: x3 
        Dime: x1  
        Nickel: x1 
        Penny: x1
 
    $3 is made up of:  
        One-Dollar Bill: x3  
 
    $20.19 is made up of:  
        Twenty-Dollar Bill: x1  
        Dime: x1  
        Nickel: x1  
        Penny: x4  
 
    $1991 is made up of:  
        Hundred-Dollar Bill: x19  
        Fifty-Dollar Bill: x1 
        Twenty-Dollar Bill: x2  
        One-Dollar Bill: x1
*/

2. Utils Namespace

The following is the Utils.js Namespace. Include this in your project to start using!





		
		
			Utils.js Namespace
			
JavaScript
			
			// ============================================================================
//    Author: Kenneth Perkins
//    Date:   Aug 29, 2020
//    Taken From: http://programmingnotes.org/
//    File:  Utils.js
//    Description: Javascript that handles general utility functions    
// ============================================================================
/**
* NAMESPACE: Utils
* USE: Handles general utility functions.
*/
var Utils = Utils || {};
(function(namespace) {
    'use strict';   
 
    // Property to hold public variables and functions
    let exposed = namespace;
    
    /**
    * FUNCTION: makeChange
    * USE: Makes change out of a given dollar amount.
    * @param amount: The dollar amount of the change to make.
    * @return: An array of Denomination info that makes up the given amount.
    */
    exposed.makeChange = (amount) => {
        let denominations = exposed.Denomination.get();
        let remainingCents = exposed.Denomination.convert(amount);
        let change = [];        
        for (const denomination of denominations) {
            let quantity = Math.floor(remainingCents / denomination.cents());
            remainingCents %= denomination.cents();
            if (quantity > 0) {
                change.push({
                    quantity: quantity,
                    denomination: denomination,
                });
            }            
        }
        return change
    } 
    
    exposed.Denomination = class {
        constructor(dollars, description) {
            this.dollars = dollars;
            this.description = description;
        }
        cents() {
            return exposed.Denomination.convert(this.dollars);
        }
        static convert(dollars) {
            return dollars * 100;
        }
        static get() {
            let denominations = [
                new exposed.Denomination(100, 'Hundred-Dollar Bill'),
                new exposed.Denomination(50, 'Fifty-Dollar Bill'),
                new exposed.Denomination(20, 'Twenty-Dollar Bill'),
                new exposed.Denomination(10, 'Ten-Dollar Bill'),
                new exposed.Denomination(5, 'Five-Dollar Bill'),
                new exposed.Denomination(1, 'One-Dollar Bill'),
                new exposed.Denomination(.25, 'Quarter'),
                new exposed.Denomination(.10, 'Dime'),
                new exposed.Denomination(.05, 'Nickel'),
                new exposed.Denomination(.01, 'Penny'),
            ];
            return denominations;
        }
    }      

    (function (factory) {
        if (typeof define === 'function' && define.amd) {
            define([], factory);
        } else if (typeof exports === 'object') {
            module.exports = factory();
        }
    }(function() { return namespace; })); 
}(Utils)); // http://programmingnotes.org/
			
				
					
				
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						// ============================================================================
//    Author: Kenneth Perkins
//    Date:   Aug 29, 2020
//    Taken From: http://programmingnotes.org/
//    File:  Utils.js
//    Description: Javascript that handles general utility functions    
// ============================================================================
/**
* NAMESPACE: Utils
* USE: Handles general utility functions.
*/
var Utils = Utils || {};
(function(namespace) {
    'use strict';   
 
    // Property to hold public variables and functions
    let exposed = namespace;
    
    /**
    * FUNCTION: makeChange
    * USE: Makes change out of a given dollar amount.
    * @param amount: The dollar amount of the change to make.
    * @return: An array of Denomination info that makes up the given amount.
    */
    exposed.makeChange = (amount) => {
        let denominations = exposed.Denomination.get();
        let remainingCents = exposed.Denomination.convert(amount);
        let change = [];        
        for (const denomination of denominations) {
            let quantity = Math.floor(remainingCents / denomination.cents());
            remainingCents %= denomination.cents();
            if (quantity > 0) {
                change.push({
                    quantity: quantity,
                    denomination: denomination,
                });
            }            
        }
        return change
    } 
    
    exposed.Denomination = class {
        constructor(dollars, description) {
            this.dollars = dollars;
            this.description = description;
        }
        cents() {
            return exposed.Denomination.convert(this.dollars);
        }
        static convert(dollars) {
            return dollars * 100;
        }
        static get() {
            let denominations = [
                new exposed.Denomination(100, 'Hundred-Dollar Bill'),
                new exposed.Denomination(50, 'Fifty-Dollar Bill'),
                new exposed.Denomination(20, 'Twenty-Dollar Bill'),
                new exposed.Denomination(10, 'Ten-Dollar Bill'),
                new exposed.Denomination(5, 'Five-Dollar Bill'),
                new exposed.Denomination(1, 'One-Dollar Bill'),
                new exposed.Denomination(.25, 'Quarter'),
                new exposed.Denomination(.10, 'Dime'),
                new exposed.Denomination(.05, 'Nickel'),
                new exposed.Denomination(.01, 'Penny'),
            ];
            return denominations;
        }
    }      
 
    (function (factory) {
        if (typeof define === 'function' && define.amd) {
            define([], factory);
        } else if (typeof exports === 'object') {
            module.exports = factory();
        }
    }(function() { return namespace; })); 
}(Utils)); // http://programmingnotes.org/

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