Create a dictionary of fruits
. The name
of each fruit
will be the key and the value will be its price
.
Using the fruits
dictionary:
- Display the
price
of afruit
- Add a
fruit
to the dictionary, print the dictionary to verify its creation - Remove a
fruit
from the dictionary, print the dictionary to verify its deletion
Output:
Apples cost $0.65 each
Added 'grapes': {'apple': 0.65, 'banana': 0.5, 'guava': 0.33, 'grapes': 0.99}
Removed 'banana': {'apple': 0.65, 'guava': 0.33, 'grapes': 0.99}
Loop through the dictionary and display each item and its price.
Output:
Fruit Prices
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Apple: 0.65
Banana: 0.5
Guava: 0.33
Create another dictionary to represent a shopping_basket
.
The keys of this dictionary will be fruit
names and the values will be the quantity
of each item in the shopping_basket
.
Loop through the shopping_basket
and add up the grand_total
. With each iteration of the loop, also print out how many of each fruit
are in the shopping_basket
and the sub_total
for that fruit
.
Display all the sub_totals
and the grand_total
to look like a receipt in the terminal.
Output:
4 Apples: $2.6
6 Bananas: $3.0
8 Guavas: $2.64
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Grand Total: $8.24