Question

Computer Science project code. Used python. I'll add a couple screenshots to this.

item_name1 = input("Enter food item name:\n")
item_price1 = float(input("Enter item price:\n"))
item_quantity1 = int(input("Enter item quantity:\n"))

total_cost1 = print_receipt_item(item_name1, item_price1, item_quantity1)

item_name2 = input("\nEnter second food item name:\n")
item_price2 = float(input("Enter item price:\n"))
item_quantity2 = int(input("Enter item quantity:\n"))

total_cost2 = print_receipt_item(item_name2, item_price2, item_quantity2)

total_cost = total_cost1 + total_cost2

print(f"\nTotal cost: $ {total_cost:.1f}")

gratuity = 0.15 * total_cost
grand_total = total_cost + gratuity

print(f"15% gratuity: $ {gratuity:.1f}")
print(f"Total with tip: $ {grand_total:.1f}")

Answer 1

what about it

Answer 2

Asking if you think it would have this output.

Answer 3

Cool cool

Answer 4

HOW DID U KNOW-

Answer 5

Lol-

Answer 6

mb g's

Answer 7

Lol

Answer 8

anyways

Answer 9

Food

Answer 10

Lol

Answer 11

Just so you know, this isn't how Python would be used in real life - this would require `import`ing seveal modules to the lib, and then you'd still have to construct this code. It seems that whatever you're running the code on is a simplified version of a code editor (probably utilizing Vanilla Python). So, as long as I don't have access to this code editor, then I can't answer your question.

Answer 12

Thanks Aratox! This was just something I put out there because I wanted to see people's thoughts on it. But I really do like the input you gave!