Scenario: Hari's Product Discount Display Logic {% if product.discount_percentage > 0 %} {{ product.discount_percentage }}% OFF ₹{{ product.discounted_price }} {% else %} ₹{{ product.original_price }} {% endif %}

If `product.discount_percentage` is 0, the template will display both the discount badge and the original price.

The 'if' tag will throw an error if `product.discount_percentage` is not defined in the context.

Both the original price and discounted price will be rendered regardless of the discount percentage value.

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Scenario: Hari's Product Discount Display Logic

{% if product.discount_percentage > 0 %}
    <span class="discount">{{ product.discount_percentage }}% OFF</span>
    <p class="price">₹{{ product.discounted_price }}</p>
{% else %}
    <p class="price">₹{{ product.original_price }}</p>
{% endif %}

If `product.discount_percentage` is 0, the template will display both the discount badge and the original price.
If `product.discount_percentage` is 15, the template will display '15% OFF' badge and the discounted price.
The 'if' tag will throw an error if `product.discount_percentage` is not defined in the context.
Both the original price and discounted price will be rendered regardless of the discount percentage value.

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If `product.discount_percentage` is 15, the template will display '15% OFF' badge and the discounted price.

Explanation

Hari is building an e-commerce template that displays different pricing information based on whether a product has a discount. The 'if' tag checks the discount percentage and conditionally renders either the discounted price with a badge or the original price.

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