make_your_grocery_list.py

make_your_grocery_list.py

# a program to make your own grocery list
# What happens: python asks for a few items and their prices to be put into a grocery list
# this program shows functions, comments, varaiables, user input and FLOAT

print("give me a food product you want in your grocery list")
food = raw_input()
#foodp = int(input('enter food foodp = int(input('enter food pric: '))

#print("what is the price of that food?")
#food_price = raw_input()

foodp = float(input('enter food price: '))

print("give me a drink to put on your list")
drink = raw_input()

#print("what is the price of the drink?")
#drink_price = raw_input()

drinkp = float(input('enter drink price: '))


print("give me a dessert item")
dessert = raw_input()

#print("what is the price of the dessert?")
#dessert_price = raw_input()

dessertp = float(input('enter dessert price: '))

my_grocery_list =[food, drink, dessert]
# prices = (food_price, drink_price, dessert_price) # is this a tuple?

prices = [foodp, drinkp, dessertp]

print("do you want me to show you all the items in your grocery list so far?")
answer1 = raw_input()

print(my_grocery_list)

print("do you want the individual prices of each item in your grocery list?")
answer2 = raw_input()

print(prices)

print("do you want me to add up the total of your list?")
answer3 = raw_input()

print(foodp + drinkp + dessertp)

#print("do you want to replace an an item in your list?")
#answer4 = raw_input()

#my_grocery_list[2] = 'juice'

#print(my_grocery_list)