You're organizing a virtual book fair for "BookWorm Haven," an online bookstore. The bookstore features three bestselling books: "Chronicles of the Enchanted Realm," "Quantum Paradox," and "Midnight Serenade." Can you outline the logic and structure of a Python program that provides information about these books, including summaries, prices, and genres? Requirements: Display details for each book, such as the plot summary, pricing, and genre. Implement a shopping cart functionality that allows users to add books, specify quantities, and calculate the total cost. Incorporate a discount system where users receive a 10% discount on the total cost if they purchase three or more books. Include an optional section for users to leave book reviews or special instructions related to their order. Output a summary of the user's selected books, quantities, total cost, and any additional comments after they interact with the shopping cart.

You're organizing a virtual book fair for "BookWorm Haven," an online bookstore. The bookstore features three bestselling books: "Chronicles of the Enchanted Realm," "Quantum Paradox," and "Midnight Serenade." Can you outline the logic and structure of a Python program that provides information about these books, including summaries, prices, and genres? Requirements: Display details for each book, such as the plot summary, pricing, and genre. Implement a shopping cart functionality that allows users to add books, specify quantities, and calculate the total cost. Incorporate a discount system where users receive a 10% discount on the total cost if they purchase three or more books. Include an optional section for users to leave book reviews or special instructions related to their order. Output a summary of the user's selected books, quantities, total cost, and any additional comments after they interact with the shopping cart.

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Chapter5: Looping

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