Python Command Prompt menu program. Program:Shoe Store
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I am making a small command prompt menu program. The User selects a letter option and the code take them to a small set of code that that makes specific calculations for them.
I have gotten the menu to work. However when i run C for Distributors nothing prints. What should I change?
def main():
variable_to_cause_loop = "Y"
while variable_to_cause_loop == "Y":
print ('A: Accounting')
print ('B: Quick Estimate')
print ('C: Distributors')
User_Menu_Selection = input('Enter an option: ')
if User_Menu_Selection == "A":
print("Feature not available")
elif User_Menu_Selection == "B":
class Shoes:
print('COMPANY MESSAGE', 'n' *5)
print('--> Quick Estimates <--')
def __init__(self, Model, Descpstr, price):
self.Model = Model
self.Descpstr = Descpstr
self.price = int(price)
A100 = Shoes("A100", "Prada Flat Black", 100)
A200= Shoes("A300", "Gucci Heel Black", 275)
product_num = input('> Shoe Model(model number): ')
product_size = input('> Shoe Size: ')
product_qty = input('> Quantitiy: ')
ship_zip_code = input('> Ship to Zip Code: ')
if product_num == "A100" or product_num == "a100":
order_calc = float(A100.price) * float(product_qty)
print (float(order_calc))
elif product_num == "A200" or product_num == "a200":
order_calc = float(A200.price) * float(product_qty)
print (float(order_calc))
elif User_Menu_Selection == "C":
print ("")
print ("DISTRIBUTORS")
print ("")
print ("")
print ("> Elderado's Rep: Jack Reed - Phone # 1-888-562-2229 <")
print ("> Friendly's Rep: Roy Jack Jones - Phone # 1-212-393-9939 <")
print ("> Best Shoes Fort Wayne Rep: Price Gouger - Phone # 1-331-3832 <")
print ("> The Rubber Maker Rep: Crumble Crustipher - Phone # 1-434-1919 <")
variable_to_cause_loop = input ("For Main Menu Type Y" )
main()
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I am making a small command prompt menu program. The User selects a letter option and the code take them to a small set of code that that makes specific calculations for them.
I have gotten the menu to work. However when i run C for Distributors nothing prints. What should I change?
def main():
variable_to_cause_loop = "Y"
while variable_to_cause_loop == "Y":
print ('A: Accounting')
print ('B: Quick Estimate')
print ('C: Distributors')
User_Menu_Selection = input('Enter an option: ')
if User_Menu_Selection == "A":
print("Feature not available")
elif User_Menu_Selection == "B":
class Shoes:
print('COMPANY MESSAGE', 'n' *5)
print('--> Quick Estimates <--')
def __init__(self, Model, Descpstr, price):
self.Model = Model
self.Descpstr = Descpstr
self.price = int(price)
A100 = Shoes("A100", "Prada Flat Black", 100)
A200= Shoes("A300", "Gucci Heel Black", 275)
product_num = input('> Shoe Model(model number): ')
product_size = input('> Shoe Size: ')
product_qty = input('> Quantitiy: ')
ship_zip_code = input('> Ship to Zip Code: ')
if product_num == "A100" or product_num == "a100":
order_calc = float(A100.price) * float(product_qty)
print (float(order_calc))
elif product_num == "A200" or product_num == "a200":
order_calc = float(A200.price) * float(product_qty)
print (float(order_calc))
elif User_Menu_Selection == "C":
print ("")
print ("DISTRIBUTORS")
print ("")
print ("")
print ("> Elderado's Rep: Jack Reed - Phone # 1-888-562-2229 <")
print ("> Friendly's Rep: Roy Jack Jones - Phone # 1-212-393-9939 <")
print ("> Best Shoes Fort Wayne Rep: Price Gouger - Phone # 1-331-3832 <")
print ("> The Rubber Maker Rep: Crumble Crustipher - Phone # 1-434-1919 <")
variable_to_cause_loop = input ("For Main Menu Type Y" )
main()
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I'm sorry but Code Review is for working code. When you get this working we would love if you came back for a review, but until then it is going to be closed as off-topic.
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I am making a small command prompt menu program. The User selects a letter option and the code take them to a small set of code that that makes specific calculations for them.
I have gotten the menu to work. However when i run C for Distributors nothing prints. What should I change?
def main():
variable_to_cause_loop = "Y"
while variable_to_cause_loop == "Y":
print ('A: Accounting')
print ('B: Quick Estimate')
print ('C: Distributors')
User_Menu_Selection = input('Enter an option: ')
if User_Menu_Selection == "A":
print("Feature not available")
elif User_Menu_Selection == "B":
class Shoes:
print('COMPANY MESSAGE', 'n' *5)
print('--> Quick Estimates <--')
def __init__(self, Model, Descpstr, price):
self.Model = Model
self.Descpstr = Descpstr
self.price = int(price)
A100 = Shoes("A100", "Prada Flat Black", 100)
A200= Shoes("A300", "Gucci Heel Black", 275)
product_num = input('> Shoe Model(model number): ')
product_size = input('> Shoe Size: ')
product_qty = input('> Quantitiy: ')
ship_zip_code = input('> Ship to Zip Code: ')
if product_num == "A100" or product_num == "a100":
order_calc = float(A100.price) * float(product_qty)
print (float(order_calc))
elif product_num == "A200" or product_num == "a200":
order_calc = float(A200.price) * float(product_qty)
print (float(order_calc))
elif User_Menu_Selection == "C":
print ("")
print ("DISTRIBUTORS")
print ("")
print ("")
print ("> Elderado's Rep: Jack Reed - Phone # 1-888-562-2229 <")
print ("> Friendly's Rep: Roy Jack Jones - Phone # 1-212-393-9939 <")
print ("> Best Shoes Fort Wayne Rep: Price Gouger - Phone # 1-331-3832 <")
print ("> The Rubber Maker Rep: Crumble Crustipher - Phone # 1-434-1919 <")
variable_to_cause_loop = input ("For Main Menu Type Y" )
main()
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I am making a small command prompt menu program. The User selects a letter option and the code take them to a small set of code that that makes specific calculations for them.
I have gotten the menu to work. However when i run C for Distributors nothing prints. What should I change?
def main():
variable_to_cause_loop = "Y"
while variable_to_cause_loop == "Y":
print ('A: Accounting')
print ('B: Quick Estimate')
print ('C: Distributors')
User_Menu_Selection = input('Enter an option: ')
if User_Menu_Selection == "A":
print("Feature not available")
elif User_Menu_Selection == "B":
class Shoes:
print('COMPANY MESSAGE', 'n' *5)
print('--> Quick Estimates <--')
def __init__(self, Model, Descpstr, price):
self.Model = Model
self.Descpstr = Descpstr
self.price = int(price)
A100 = Shoes("A100", "Prada Flat Black", 100)
A200= Shoes("A300", "Gucci Heel Black", 275)
product_num = input('> Shoe Model(model number): ')
product_size = input('> Shoe Size: ')
product_qty = input('> Quantitiy: ')
ship_zip_code = input('> Ship to Zip Code: ')
if product_num == "A100" or product_num == "a100":
order_calc = float(A100.price) * float(product_qty)
print (float(order_calc))
elif product_num == "A200" or product_num == "a200":
order_calc = float(A200.price) * float(product_qty)
print (float(order_calc))
elif User_Menu_Selection == "C":
print ("")
print ("DISTRIBUTORS")
print ("")
print ("")
print ("> Elderado's Rep: Jack Reed - Phone # 1-888-562-2229 <")
print ("> Friendly's Rep: Roy Jack Jones - Phone # 1-212-393-9939 <")
print ("> Best Shoes Fort Wayne Rep: Price Gouger - Phone # 1-331-3832 <")
print ("> The Rubber Maker Rep: Crumble Crustipher - Phone # 1-434-1919 <")
variable_to_cause_loop = input ("For Main Menu Type Y" )
main()
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I'm sorry but Code Review is for working code. When you get this working we would love if you came back for a review, but until then it is going to be closed as off-topic.
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– bruglesco
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I'm sorry but Code Review is for working code. When you get this working we would love if you came back for a review, but until then it is going to be closed as off-topic.
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– bruglesco
55 mins ago
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I'm sorry but Code Review is for working code. When you get this working we would love if you came back for a review, but until then it is going to be closed as off-topic.
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– bruglesco
55 mins ago
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