just started coding in python3. i have an idea of what i want to do with this program but not sure how i should go about it completely
Ok lets try this again. So say i have three categories of foo, foo1,2 and 3 and in each category of foo there are 6 variables that have unique integers assigned to them
I then ask the user input("Which foo do you like?") which will accept string input so they can say which foo they want. Then i few other questions to ask like
input("How many foo do you want") and
input("How long do you want to loan foo for")
As far as the structure of the program goes am i best off creating global variables for the 6 variables per foo category or have 6 local variables per function?
My problem is when i go to calculate
number_of_foo_user_chose = input("How many foo do you want")
if user enters a value less than allowed foo ask again
calcualtefoo(number_of_foo_user_chose, <insert variable to multiply>)
The calculatefoo is what im getting stuck at, how can i predict what the user will chose so i can multiply against it? it seems i cant so i have got a bad layout but im not sure how else i should structure it. hence my question for help.
Thanks :)
