The Python Cafe.py is my first "large" project involving Python code. I thought it would be fun to interact with a computer in a "real world" situation. When you type answers, make sure to capatalize your words.

Cafe

print("Hello. Welcome to Python Cafe. I'd like to take your order")

menu = input("Would you like a menu? ")

food = ("?")

drink = ("?")

cost = ("?")

if menu =="No":
  print("Well, you have to order somehow.")
  exit()

if menu =="Yes":
  print("Okay, here you go.")
  print("Menu")
  print("Pizza, Hamburger, Kenneth,")
  print("Chicken Alfredo, Mac 'n' Cheese,")
  food = input("What would you like to order? ")
  
if food =="Kenneth":
  print("I'm sorry, but we don't serve to cannibals.")
  exit()
else:
  print("Okay, here's a drink menu.")
  print("Drinks")
  print("Iced tea, Lemonade, Cherry Coke,")
  print("Beer, Water, Mountain Dew,")
  drink = input("what drink do you want to order? ")
  cost = input("and how much would you like to pay? $")
  
if cost=="0":
  print("Nice try, but you have to pay money at the python cafe")

if cost=="?":
  print(" ")

answer = ("?")

if cost > "0":
  answer = input("So, is that what'd you like to order? ")
  
if answer =="Yes":
  print("Great! Your food will be out in a few minutes! Here's a reciept")
  print("Food ordered = " +food)
  print("Drink ordered = " +drink)
  print("Total cost = " +cost)
  print("Thank you for eating at the python cafe! Have a nice day!")

if answer =="No":
  print("Well, just say when you want to eat")