Python shopping cart program 🛒

[@BroCodez]

# Shopping cart exercise foods = [] prices = [] total = 0 while True: food = input("Enter a food to buy (q to quit): ") if food.lower() == "q": break else: price = float(input(f"Enter the price of a {food}: $")) foods.append(food) prices.append(price) print("----- YOUR CART -----") for food in foods: print(food, end=" ") for price in prices: total += price print() print(f"Your total is: ${total}")

[@SemuaTentangIkanIlham]

Thanks friend .

[@deedee9713]

How do u add quantity?

[@yuenlin2-142]

Can you explain how we could allow the user to remove foods from their cart?😢

[@TeckTales]

@@yuenlin2-142 instead of append use remove inside your if statement

[@apathy251]

BROOO you are the best i just started learning pyhton and i couldnt get shit how the teacher explained stuff than i started to watch your vidyia and holy shit you explain it so well and easy to understand.

[@PonderP378]

Napaka simple ng explanation at madaling maintindihan. Salamat!

[@mashapetrovka430]

I wanted it to show the name and price for each line so I did this instead # shopping cart program foods = [] prices = [] total = 0 while True: food = input("Enter a food to buy (q to quit):") if food.lower() == "q": break else: price = float(input(f"Enter the price of a {food}: $")) foods.append(food) prices.append(price) print("------YOUR-CART------") for food, price in zip(foods, prices): print(food, f" {price}") total += price print(f"Your total is: ${total}")

[@skyisthelimpet]

Nice exercise for beginners, great work

[@脱不完的头发]

通俗易懂有逻辑！谢谢大佬！

[@r2id_yt]

Thank you my friend

[@tara2337]

I had so much fun with my shopping cart list program😁

[@user-ze5vx6vf3n]

the best tutorial that i finded

[@gaddafisuleiman8882]

Finally! You're awesome, Bro!

[@GeniusBro-qw8no]

Wrote this before watching video item = [] prices= [] print (f"Hello this is a shopping list") print ("if you want to quit press q") while True: f = (input(f"what would you Like to add:")) if f == ("q"): break else: item.append(f) while True: try: p = (int(input("what is the price of the item:$"))) prices.append(p) break except ValueError: print ('please input a proper integer!') items = len(item) #print(f"total items: {item}") #print(f"total prices: {prices}") for item, price in zip(item, prices): print(f"- {item}: ${price}") print(f"total number of items:{items}") print(f"Price of all items: {sum(prices)}")

[@oriantiktok]

WOWWWW amazing

[@eyalsilbershtein5765]

That exercise was great! Can you do some more advanced coding Technics?

[@nicolewynne4781]

Please could you do PHP beginner full course? Your videos are like an oasis in the desert for people like us who have financial struggles. Thanks a million BRO!!!

[@b1.7.3]

PHP is not really worth learning if you dont know it already, imo Express.js is way better to learn.

[@noliyeb]

@@b1.7.3why is it not worth learning?

[@VAIBHAVMALHOTRA19]

Don't listen to that person who said php isn't worth it. It is still worth it and I know people who got employed to work on the php.

[@nadyashaymardanova6000]

Очень интересно

[@22AT1A04CSKNATIQAHMED]

digital clock import time p=input("specify whether ypo are entering time in hours or minutes or seconds:") t=int(input("Enter time:")) if p == "hours": t=t*60*60 elif p=="minutes": t*=60 else: t=t for x in range(t,0,-1): sec=x%60 min=int(x/60)%60 hour=int(x/3600)%60 print(f"{hour:02}:{min:02}:{sec:02}") time.sleep(1) print("Time is up!")

[@mwaijames313]

Surprisingly, I am getting an " unsupported operand type(s) for +: int and list" error. Here is my code foods = [] prices = [] total = 0 while True: food = input(" Enter a food to buy('q' to quit): ") if food.lower() == "q": break else: price = float(input(f"Enter the price of a {food}: Kshs ")) foods.append(food) prices.append(prices) print ("-----Your Cart -----") for food in foods: print (food, end= ' ') for price in prices: total += price print(f"Your total is Kshs{total}") What could be wrong here?

[@mwaijames313]

Silly me. 🤣🤣🤣. I had written prices.append(prices) rather than prices.append(price).

[@BinaryBites248]

in prices.append(prices) you had put prices with a s

[@jennifersilves4195]

It's always like that. Glad you found the bug.

[@tennybabcock5146]

i think a line of code where you can only enter string for items and float for price would be good

[@22AT1A04CSKNATIQAHMED]

shopping cart program foods=[] prices=[] total=0 while total>=0: food=input("Enter the item (q to quit): ") if (food=="Q")or(food=="q"): break else: price=float(input(f"The price of the item is $")) foods.append(food) prices.append(price) print("******Your items are******") for food in foods: print(food) for price in prices: total+=price print(f"your total is {total}")

[@КириллБашков-ь9ж]

good work! Let's try write this program on C# )

[@kristijanlazarev]

awesome

[@michaelsantiago5737]

More exercise please

[@gamePlays9699]

GREAT!

[@bashar8765]

Really like those, keel them going buddy!

[@timecop1983Two]

Don't stop bro!!! Greate videos

[@FactlessFact-ByRaji]

can you come up with a program or project connecting python with any database like mysql ...

[@parkashvyas5252]

Thank you so much.

[@space7nstuff94]

What's the purpose of the f in the beginning on the string?

[@prizepig]

Thanks for the lessons

[@nalanihamby3710]

I’m so confused, I’ve got everything typed exactly as it is on the video but when I get to the price it throws an error and tells me ‘str’ object has no attribute ‘append’ why clue what I am doing wrong?

[@sarahmadrid6606]

print needs to be changed to a float: total += float(price)

[@adilivni8688]

And he did not tell us😤

[@synxedits25]

@@adilivni8688 he did, actually 3:11

[@Pawfessor1]

skill issue

[@Emmanuel-l7y1h]

Same

[@ManideepGampa]

Great work bro❤️❤️❤️

[@adilivni8688]

You should give flow to the price +=

[@oxygen1533]

broooo, please tell us how to make money as beginner programmer

[@BelleMosa]

Can you make a video with a coffe shop?

[@aissaboukrikeb1591]

what if the user enter letter not number in price? HOW WE CAN FIXIT

[@sakshamkarna9041]

cool

[@damioni5064]

instead of print() can i use print(" ")

[@celestepozzi9204]

youre so smart, i cant figure out the foods.append(food) i cant fix it, it means my knowledge in python is still off

[@anonymousx_x3842]

i was stuck at the same point as you but look at the name of empty list for "foods" we declared at starting. then look at the "food" variable we use to get the input. now look at the append(). the error is because of the wrong variable name we are giving.

[@harrybean3244]

NOW THAT IS GIGA :) I rate it giga/10

[@viktorbihar8599]

Number 15: Burger King Foot Lettuce. bro's voice reminds me of this meme, lol.

[@corexx]

You are the best bro code, i hope you see this!

[@techwithdavid]

Nice one 👍

[@ricodexr]

🛒

[@TermiTech2011]

How you enjoy the Dracula theme in pycharn?

[@setok5231]

Can you make a video how to create round button in java pls😢

[@Beeposky]

how do you declare a list? ive atempted to make something similar to this but my lists are getting the undeclared error

[@calowed]

is there a way to add taxes? like a percentage that adds onto the total.

[@piyushbhalwalkar2218]

yes , just add your math for tax on to the total

[@touchedbygod235]

I got everything in 4:45 but it is saying error on line 12 did you mean price

[@adilivni8688]

You forgot to put flow in the price.

[@ratulmitra347]

price=float(input(f"enter the price of a {food}: ₹'')) This line is wrong? I don't understand.... SyntaxError: unterminated string literal (detected at line 9) This is showing

[@thuvarahathavakkumar1438]

{food} which is wrong you have rewrite (food) like this

[@keikoo3282]

And pay in Bitcoin ?

[@ronitsworld9388]

his typing speed fr 💀💀💀

[@DogasNetwork]

@Bro Code which IDE are you using? 🙂

[@Not_AltAccount]

What was the program to code Python again?

[@xMythric]

There are many types of programs based on your device. For example you could use the official python app on a computer which is the one he uses or i use pyto because i code python on an ipad

[@adamesmail]

hello

[@noahschmidt7996]

Why does my list say q q q?

[@DesiredFactsDaily]

Bruhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.....Im here

[@RaytonSatkek]

class Product: def __init__(self, product_id, product_name, unit_price): self.product_id = product_id self.product_name = product_name self.unit_price = unit_price def display_product_details(self): print("Product ID:", self.product_id) print("Product Name:", self.product_name) print("Unit Price:", self.unit_price) # Example usage: product1 = Product(1, "Widget", 10.99) product1.display_product_details() Tried running on PC and not working, please help

[@aFirmae]

Ok, so I tried making this output look better, but failed at displaying the cart with proper alignment, can anyone help? I think this line of the code needs to be modified, print(f"{i}. {food.capitalize()} x {quantity:

[@aFirmae]

I want the "YOUR CART" to look like: ---------------- YOUR CART ------------- 1. Pizza x 4 $23.96 2. Hamburgers x 3 $10.5 3. Hotdogs x 2 $ 3.0 --------------------------------------------------

[@aFirmae]

Sample Output: Enter your food products. Press Enter to quit. 1. pizza Price of pizza: 5.99 Number of pizza: 4 2. hamburgers Price of hamburgers: 3.50 Number of hamburgers: 3 3. hotdogs Price of hotdogs: 1.50 Number of hotdogs: 2 4. --------- YOUR CART ----------- 1. Pizza x 4 $23.96 2. Hamburgers x 3 $10.5 3. Hotdogs x 2 $3.0 ---------------------------------------- Your total is: $37.46

[@DannLopez-l4n]

I MADE THIS CODE, THIS IS BETTER, IT MAKES IT VERTICAL LIKE A RECIPT 👇 #Declare variables foods = [] prices = [] total = 0.0 while True: food = input("Enter a food to buy: (press q to quit): ") if food.lower() == "q": break else: price = float(input(f"Enter the price of {food}: $")) foods.append(food) #This will put the values of food to foods prices.append(price) print(" -------YOUR CART-------") j = 0 for x in foods: print(f"{x: