Need help with a python code

[leedrew]

Hi I'm new to this site and also new to writting code. and am in school at ITT tech and I really need help with how to write a while code and get it running so far I can't get it to run and don't know why. Help!


def main():
endOrder = "no"
while endOrder == "no":
totalBurger = 0
totatlFry = 0
totalSoda = 0
endOrder = 'no'

while endOrder == 'no':
print 'Enter 1 for Yum burger'
print 'Enter 2 for Yum Fries'
print 'Enter 3 for Yum soda'
item = input ('Enter now -> ')
if item == 1:
totalBurger = getBurger (totalBurger)
elif item == 2:
totalFry = GetFry (totalFry)
elif item == 3:
totalSoda = getSoda (totalSoda)
else:
print 'try again'
endOrder = raw_input ('Are you done with your order? ')
totalBill = calcTotal (totalBurger, totalFry, totalSoda)
print ('Your total bill is')

def getBurger(totalBurger):
burgerCount = input ('Enter the amount of Yum burgers You would like')
Enter - 1
print ('Enter the number of burgers you want')
totalBurger = burgerCount + totalBurger * .99
return totalBurger

def getFry(totalFry):
fryCount = input ('Enter the total number of fries you would like ')
totalFry = fryCount + totalFry * .79
return totalFry
def getSoda(totalSoda):
sodaCount = input ('Enter the total number of soda you would like ')
totalSoda = sodaCount + totalSoda * 1.09
return totalSoda
def totalBill(totalBurger, totalFry, totalSoda):
calcTotal = totalBurger + totalFry + totalSoda
return totalBill
main()

[leedrew]

where are the Quick reply icons I don't see any on the page at all this is so frustrating!

[doas777]

well first off, confirm that this is the correct indentation:

def main():
    endOrder = "no"
    while endOrder == "no":
        totalBurger = 0
        totatlFry = 0
        totalSoda = 0
    
        endOrder = 'no'
        while endOrder == 'no':
            print 'Enter 1 for Yum burger'
            print 'Enter 2 for Yum Fries'
            print 'Enter 3 for Yum soda'
            item = input ('Enter now -> ')
        if item == 1:
            totalBurger = getBurger (totalBurger)
        elif item == 2:
            totalFry = GetFry (totalFry)
        elif item == 3:
            totalSoda = getSoda (totalSoda)
        else:
            print 'try again'
            
        endOrder = raw_input ('Are you done with your order? ')
        
    totalBill = calcTotal (totalBurger, totalFry, totalSoda)
    print ('Your total bill is')

def getBurger(totalBurger):
    burgerCount = input ('Enter the amount of Yum burgers You would like')
    Enter - 1
    print ('Enter the number of burgers you want')
    totalBurger = burgerCount + totalBurger * .99
    return totalBurger

def getFry(totalFry):
    fryCount = input ('Enter the total number of fries you would like ')
    totalFry = fryCount + totalFry * .79
    return totalFry

def getSoda(totalSoda):
    sodaCount = input ('Enter the total number of soda you would like ')
    totalSoda = sodaCount + totalSoda * 1.09
    return totalSoda
    
def totalBill(totalBurger, totalFry, totalSoda):
    calcTotal = totalBurger + totalFry + totalSoda
    return totalBill

main()

[leedrew]

UMMM how do I do that? please

[doas777]

since this is homework, I won't give you any code, but look closely at the error message. what does it say?

[leedrew]

I indented but I get unexpected indent when I go to run it

[doas777]

UMMM how do I do that? please

uhh, look at your code. does that look right?
python uses indents for logic flow, but when you posted the code, you didn't put it in a code block so all the indentation was removed. what did the code look like when it still had indents?

the easiest way would be to copy the code into a "code" block when you are posting it to the forum.

[doas777]

I indented but I get unexpected indent when I go to run it

on what line? look at the line, and try to figure out what the message is complaining about.
I use geany for python code. you can find it in the repositories.

I have to ask, is this your code?

[leedrew]

oh ok Like so ?

def main():
endOrder = "no"
while endOrder == "no":
totalBurger = 0
totatlFry = 0
totalSoda = 0
endOrder = 'no'

while endOrder == 'no':
print 'Enter 1 for Yum burger'
print 'Enter 2 for Yum Fries'
print 'Enter 3 for Yum soda'
item = input ('Enter now -> ')
if item == 1:
totalBurger = getBurger (totalBurger)
elif item == 2:
totalFry = GetFry (totalFry)
elif item == 3:
totalSoda = getSoda (totalSoda)
else:
print 'try again'
endOrder = raw_input ('Are you done with your order? ')
totalBill = calcTotal (totalBurger, totalFry, totalSoda)
print ('Your total bill is')

def getBurger(totalBurger):
burgerCount = input ('Enter the amount of Yum burgers You would like')
Enter - 1
print ('Enter the number of burgers you want')
totalBurger = burgerCount + totalBurger * .99
return totalBurger

def getFry(totalFry):
fryCount = input ('Enter the total number of fries you would like ')
totalFry = fryCount + totalFry * .79
return totalFry
def getSoda(totalSoda):
sodaCount = input ('Enter the total number of soda you would like ')
totalSoda = sodaCount + totalSoda * 1.09
return totalSoda
def totalBill(totalBurger, totalFry, totalSoda):
calcTotal = totalBurger + totalFry + totalSoda
return totalBill
main()"

Oh this is after doing some indenting but still get the unexpected indent message

[benj1]

first off when posting code put it in code tags (the # symbol) makes it easier to read, and doesnt mess up python either (preserves white space)

second you dont need 2 'while endOrder == 'no':' loops