Write a Function 'total' that takes an orderd list ie.
((itemA quantityA costA)(itemB quantityB costB)....)
but returns a list giving the total cost plus the overall cost.

Eg:

LISP>(total'((book 2 10)(pen 3 2)(notepad 1 12)))
((BOOK 20)(PEN 6)(NOTEPAD 12)(TOTAL 38))

Gauche Scheme

(use util.match) ;; match-lambda

(let ((grand 0))
(append
(map
(match-lambda ((item quan price)
(let1 total (* quan price)
(inc! grand total) (list item total))))
'((book 2 10)(pen 3 2)(notepad 1 12)))
`((total ,grand))))

((book 20) (pen 6) (notepad 12) (total 38))

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