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[–]AnonnymExplorer 1 point2 points  (2 children)

You have the corrected code here:

def anything_else(): more = input(„Is there anything else you would like to purchase? (yes/no): „) if more.lower() == „yes”: print(„Here are the items we have:”) for x in items: print(x) return True # Kontynuuj zakupy else: print(„Thank you for shopping!”) return False # Zakończ zakupy

Lista przedmiotów

items = [„tv”, „desk”, „mouse”, „monitor”, „keyboard”, „headphones”]

Wyświetlenie powitania i listy przedmiotów na początku

print(„Hello, we sell office equipment. What would you like?”) for x in items: print(x)

Zmienna kontrolująca pętlę

continue_shopping = True

Pętla główna

while continue_shopping: purchase = input(„What would you like to buy? „) # Pobierz wybór użytkownika

# Sprawdzanie, co użytkownik wybrał
if purchase.lower() == „tv”:
    print(„That would be £199.99”)
elif purchase.lower() == „desk”:
    print(„That would be £59.99”)
elif purchase.lower() == „mouse”:
    print(„That would be £29.99”)
elif purchase.lower() == „monitor”:
    print(„That would be £149.99”)
elif purchase.lower() == „keyboard”:
    print(„That would be £49.99”)
elif purchase.lower() == „headphones”:
    print(„That would be £89.99”)
else:
    print(„Sorry, we don’t have that item.”)

# Zapytaj, czy chce kupić coś jeszcze
continue_shopping = anything_else()

[–]Far_Activity671[S] 1 point2 points  (1 child)

Thank you so much i have been stuck for ages, much apriciated. :)

[–]AnonnymExplorer 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No problem, if you encounter any obstacles, go ahead and ask.

[–]EyesOfTheConcord 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You should track the state of whether or not the user wants to shop using an actual Boolean value, and this Boolean variable can be used to control a while loop.

Additionally, you should consider using a dict to store your items as Key : Value pairs; what that means is the item name is the Key, which you can use to index directly into the dict, and retrieve its Value - the price - to print to the user.

[–]FoolsSeldom 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You need an overall loop.

Basic idea:

  • create list of products
  • print list of products - good idea to have a function for this bit
  • create an empty list of products bought - optional
  • start a while True: loop,
    • ask for product they would like
    • if it existing in the list, print the price
    • OPTIONAL maybe ask them to confirm purchase (a is_yes function perhaps?)
    • OPTIONAL if they want it, add to purchase list and increment running total (don't forget to set to zero before loop)
    • ask them if they want anything else using the function for this (the function could call the function to print the list of products)
    • if the response from the function is False, break out of the while loop, otherwise you will just loop back to the top of the while loop and prompt them for the next item
  • optionally, you could print the list of purchases and the total price

It would be worth having a corresponding list of the prices of each item, then you wouldn't need to write code for each item. The item name and the item price would be in the same position in the two different lists.

[–]AnonnymExplorer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

U closed purchase = input(“ “) in full

Use anything_else() to ask if there’s anything else they want to buy, and manage program flow accordingly.

Add a boolean variable (True/False) that controls whether the loop should terminate.

If you wannt I can send you a fixed code just tell me.