# Shopping Project

## Video Lecture

{% embed url="<https://youtu.be/SW3A-S3IgiI>" %}

## Problem

You want to go shopping for computers and electronics.  Create two lists.  One for the name of the items and other for the cost of the items. &#x20;

* Create a menu item S that lists the items for sale and the cost
* Create a menu item P that asks the user for 3 items to purchase and their prices.
* Create a menu item C that print the items the user purchases and the total price.
* Create a menu item Q that quits the program.

![](/files/-M8Chk7345EpU-XWWiUk)

![](/files/-M8CfeE37CDnKgWtvyii)

![Source: Best Buy](/files/-M8CfvgJF_tePDRpVJpX)

## Example Code

```python
shopping_list = []
shopping_cost = []
done = False
while not done:
    print("Shopping Program")
    print("S - Shop")
    print("P - Purchase")
    print("C - Checkout")
    print("Q - Quit")
    choice = input("Choice: ")
    if choice == "S":
        print("Items available to purchase")
        print("Animal Crossing $59.99")
        print("Skullcandy Headphones $29.99")
        print("Beats by Dr Dre $199.99")
        print("HP 15.6\" touchscreen laptop $499.99")
        print("ASUS 14\" touchscreen laptop $599.99")
        print("Samsung 13.3\" touchscreen laptop $849.99")
        print("HP ENVY x360 $799.99")
    elif choice == "P":
        for x in range(3):
            add_shopping_list = input("Name of Item: ")
            shopping_list.append(add_shopping_list)
            add_shopping_cost = float(input("Cost of Item: "))
            shopping_cost.append(add_shopping_cost)
    elif choice == "C":
        print("Items Purchased")
        for x in shopping_list:
            print(x)
        print("Total: ",sum(shopping_cost))
    elif choice == "Q":
        print("Quitting")
        done = False
    else:
        print("Invalid Choice")
        
```

### Sample Output

![](/files/-M8MW0YZRNOC2lWdZ39P)

![](/files/-M8MW9X0A2atUih-6neL)


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