5PM – Summer Intro to Python

What We Did Today

1. We created ShoppingCart with Object Oriented Programming

2. We learned how to assign object values to a Dictionary key

3. We learned more about the practicality of Objected Oriented Programming

Homework

Using the grocery variable in the else statement I want you guys to be able to print out the bolded statements below, so if the user selects “1” it should print “You have purchase Milk for $5”:

What do you want to purchase:
1. Milk - $5
2. Eggs - $4
3. Orange Juice - $6
4. I am done, checkout please
Enter your selection: 1
You have purchase Milk for $5

What do you want to purchase:
1. Milk - $5
2. Eggs - $4
3. Orange Juice - $6
4. I am done, checkout please
Enter your selection: 2
You have purchase Eggs for $4

You should also add the “grocery” variable into the list shopping_cart. Overall this shouldn’t be too difficult it can all be done in two lines of code.

If you guys have any questions you can email me at sohan@ayclogic.com