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365 DAYS OF CODE - DAY 22

Modified code from yesterday.

MENU = {
    "espresso": {
        "ingredients": {
            "water": 50,
            "coffee": 18,
        },
        "cost": 1.5,
    },
    "latte": {
        "ingredients": {
            "water": 200,
            "milk": 150,
            "coffee": 24,
        },
        "cost": 2.5,
    },
    "cappuccino": {
        "ingredients": {
            "water": 250,
            "milk": 100,
            "coffee": 24,
        },
        "cost": 3.0,
    }
}

resources = {
    "water": 300,
    "milk": 200,
    "coffee": 100,
    "money": 0,
}


coffee_price = 0
quarters = 0
dimes = 0
nickels = 0
pennies = 0
water_needed = 0
milk_needed = 0
coffee_needed = 0


def report():
    """outputs a present state report of the coffee machine"""
    print(f"Water: {resources["water"]}")
    print(f"Milk: {resources["milk"]}")
    print(f"Coffee: {resources["coffee"]}")
    print(f"Money: {resources["money"]}")


def resource_sufficient(water_needed, milk_needed, coffee_needed):
    if choice == "espresso":
        if water_needed < resources["water"]:
            print("Sorry, there is not enough water.")
        elif coffee_needed < resources["coffee"]:
            print("Sorry, there is not enough coffee.")


    elif choice == "latte":
        if water_needed < resources["water"]:
            print("Sorry, there is not enough water.")
        elif milk_needed < resources["milk"]:
            print("Sorry, there is not enough milk.")
        elif coffee_needed < resources["coffee"]:
            print("Sorry, there is not enough coffee.")

    elif choice == "cappuccino":
        if water_needed < resources["water"]:
            print("Sorry, there is not enough water.")
        elif milk_needed < resources["milk"]:
            print("Sorry, there is not enough milk.")
        elif coffee_needed < resources["coffee"]:
            print("Sorry, there is not enough coffee.")


while True:
    choice = input("What would you like? (espresso/latte/cappuccino): ")

    if choice == "espresso":
        water_needed = MENU["espresso"]["ingredients"]["water"]
        milk_needed = 0
        coffee_needed = MENU["espresso"]["ingredients"]["coffee"]
        coffee_price = MENU["espresso"]["cost"]

    elif choice == "latte":
        water_needed = MENU["latte"]["ingredients"]["water"]
        milk_needed = MENU["latte"]["ingredients"]["milk"]
        coffee_needed = MENU["latte"]["ingredients"]["coffee"]
        coffee_price = MENU["latte"]["cost"]

    elif choice == "cappuccino":
        water_needed = MENU["cappuccino"]["ingredients"]["water"]
        milk_needed = MENU["cappuccino"]["ingredients"]["milk"]
        coffee_needed = MENU["cappuccino"]["ingredients"]["coffee"]
        coffee_price = MENU["cappuccino"]["cost"]

    elif choice == "off":
        break

    elif choice == "report":
        report()
        break

    else:
        print("Sorry, that's not a valid input. Please try again.")
        break

    print("Please insert coins.")
    quarters = float(input("how many quarters?:   "))
    dimes = float(input("how many dimes?:         "))
    nickels = float(input("how many nickels?:     "))
    pennies = float(input("how many pennies?:     "))

    total_quarters = 0.25 * quarters
    total_dimes = 0.10 * dimes
    total_nickels = 0.05 * nickels
    total_pennies = 0.01 * pennies

    total_amount_inserted = total_quarters + total_dimes + total_nickels + total_pennies

    resource_sufficient(water_needed, milk_needed, coffee_needed)

    if total_amount_inserted < coffee_price:
        print("Sorry that's not enough money. Money refunded.")
        break

    else:
        change = total_amount_inserted - coffee_price
        print(f"Here is ${change:.2f} dollars in change.")
        print(f"Here is your {choice}. Enjoy!")

    resources["water"] = resources["water"] - water_needed
    resources["milk"] = resources["milk"] - milk_needed
    resources["coffee"] = resources["coffee"] - coffee_needed
    resources["money"] = resources["money"] + coffee_price

I decided to take away as much functions as I could and did it my way. It worked but I have to strengthen my understanding of functions. :)

I also do not like that I have to call every number holding variable at the top of my code.

At first logging in made sure I did not skip a day but now it is feeling more like a chore. It gets better though.

I can do it!! :)



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