Ballpark Order Python

Question

Hello,
My code is accepted for the 2 first scenario but not the 3 others, which of course I cannot check.
If someone can help me out to find out what is wrong.

total = 0
tax = 1.07
list1 = {"Nachos": 6, "Pizza" : 6, "Cheeseburger" : 10, "Water" : 4, "Coke" : 5}
order = input().split(" ")

for i in order:
total += list1.get(i, 5)
print(total * tax)

Answer 1

Can you send the description of the code challenge here? It could be related to the problem's instructions.

Also, did you try rounding it to 2 decimals (if stated in instruction)?

Answer 2

Thank you NotEve, I just needed to round, print(round(total * tax, 2)

Thanks again :) didn't think of it

Answer 3

You and three friends go to a baseball game and you offer to go to the concession stand for everyone. They each order one thing, and you do as well. Nachos and Pizza both cost $6.00. A Cheeseburger meal costs $10. Water is $4.00 and Coke is $5.00. Tax is 7%.

Task
Determine the total cost of ordering four items from the concession stand. If one of your friend’s orders something that isn't on the menu, you will order a Coke for them instead.

Input Format
You are given a string of the four items that you've been asked to order that are separated by spaces.

Output Format
You will output a number of the total cost of the food and drinks.

Sample Input
'Pizza Cheeseburger Water Popcorn'

Sample Output
26.75

Answer 4

Aurélien Robert I provided an another hint that could solve the problem but you have already solved it, and that's good to know. Congrats and you're welcome.

Answer 5

Aurélien Robert Looks like there is nothing wrong with your code, but the problem could be on the calculation of final price including tax.

TRY: Instead of multiplying the 1.07 (price and tax) to the total price, calculate first the tax (0.07) before adding it to total price.

🔸 tax = 1.07
🔸 print(total * tax)

🔹 tax = 0.07
🔹 print(total + (total * tax))