Concept explainers
a)
To create a function named calcCart() in file co_cart.js and within this function create a variable named orderCost as specified and display the value of orderCost variable in orderCostField.
b)
To create a variable named shipCost within function calcCart as specified and display the value of shipCost variable in shippingCost field.
c)
To display the sum of orderCost andshipCost in subtotal field within function calcCart.
d)
To create a variable names salesTax within function calcCart and display the value of salesTaxvariable in salesTax field.
e)
To displaythe sum of orderCost, shipCost and salesTax in cartTotal field within function calcCart.
f)
To store the label text of the shipping option from the shipping files in the shippingType field.
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