A simple vending machine

[ARTESH]

Howdy!

Here is my First Homework, Learning Python Programming Language... I hope you Enjoy it.

print("A simple vending machine\n")
 
cake = 10
tea = 10
 
while tea > 0 or coffee > 0:
    print("Remaining Tea:",tea)
    print("Remaining Cake:",cake)
    print("\nWhat would you like?\n(1) Tea\n(2) Cake")
    selection = input("> ")
    if selection == '1':
        if tea > 0:
            print("\nHere is your Tea\n")
            tea -= 1
        else:
            print("\nI'm sorry, but we're all out of Tea\n")
    elif selection == '2':
        if cake > 0:
            print("\nHere is your Cake\n")
            cake -= 1
        else:
            print("\nI'm sorry, but we're all out of Cake\n")      
       
else:
    print("Remaining Tea:",tea)
    print("Remaining Cake:",cake)  
    print("Sold out")

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[Wurger]

Nice.

 

[Snautzer01]

What? No peekes or pokes?

 

[Wurger]

It's not the Basic, Pal.

 

[Snautzer01]

Ahhh yes the good ole days of messing around with Commodore 64

 

[Wurger]

Ahhh yes the good ole days of messing around with Commodore 64

Oh, the Commodore 64 .... regards from Atari fan.

 

[EAIAnalog]

Very nice first attempt. However there is a minor bug in your code. In the while loop you have coffee, which is undefined. Your program won't fail until you run out of tea and have to test for coffee. Maybe coffee should be cake?

 

[Wurger]

A good catch.

 

[SaparotRob]

Very nice first attempt. However there is a minor bug in your code. In the while loop you have coffee, which is undefined. Your program won't fail until you run out of tea and have to test for coffee. Maybe coffee should be cake?

What's a drink without a nosh?

 

[eljefe]

Ahhh yes the good ole days of messing around with Commodore 64

Back in the days when you wanted to do things in the OS that weren't supported by any version of BASIC, so BASIC was extended to do "a little bit of Assembler stuff".

 

[GrauGeist]

Ahhh yes the good ole days of messing around with Commodore 64

Newbies and their 64 - I started with the VIC 20!

 

[Marcel]

Great! Python is my favourite program language. I've been programming in Python professionally since the old 2.6 version in 2009. If you need any help, just ask.

 

[Snautzer01]

Newbies and their 64 - I started with the VIC 20!

 

[GrauGeist]

 

[wlewisiii]

Started on a Trash-80, first bought myself an Amiga 500.

Now, alas, it's nothing but Windog but I do still have a real computer: a Sun Blade 2500 Silver workstation running Solaris 10 for when I need a break from barely functional garbage from Redmond.

 

[Marcel]

Started on a Trash-80, first bought myself an Amiga 500.

Now, alas, it's nothing but Windog but I do still have a real computer: a Sun Blade 2500 Silver workstation running Solaris 10 for when I need a break from barely functional garbage from Redmond.

I also used Amiga now happily running Linux, running my own desktop. No need for Windhog at all.

 

[wlewisiii]

I also used Amiga now happily running Linux, running my own desktop. No need for Windhog at all.

Several reasons but the most important is a game my son and I play that won't run under WINE or any other emulation.

 

[ARTESH]

Very nice first attempt. However there is a minor bug in your code. In the while loop you have coffee, which is undefined. Your program won't fail until you run out of tea and have to test for coffee. Maybe coffee should be cake?

Thank a lot, mate. I'm working on newer version with extended menu, right now.

 

[ARTESH]

Great! Python is my favourite program language. I've been programming in Python professionally since the old 2.6 version in 2009. If you need any help, just ask.

Thanks.

Just started almost mid-September ... It seems lot easier than JAVA.

 

[Marcel]

Several reasons but the most important is a game my son and I play that won't run under WINE or any other emulation.

Dual boot helps with that.