while True:
if answer in '1':
#VANILLA MENU
extra_bag = 0
extra_meal = 0
ticket_value += 500
bags_registered = 0
meals_registered = 0
print("Currently you have:")
print("\n")
print(bags_registered , "bag(s) registered")
print(meals_registered , "meal(s) registered")
print("\n")
print("Here are you options")
print("(1) Add bag (max 1)")
print("(2) Add meal (max 1)")
print("(3) Remove bag")
print("(4) Remove meal")
print("(5) Finalize ticket")
answer = input("Your choice >> ")
while True:
if answer in '1':
extra_bag += 200
extra_meal = 0
bags_registered = 1
meals_registered = 0
print("Currently you have:")
print("\n")
print(bags_registered , "bag(s) registered")
print(meals_registered , "meal(s) registered")
print("\n")
print("(1) Add bag (max 1)")
print("(2) Add meal (max 1)")
print("(3) Remove bag")
print("(4) Remove meal")
print("(5) Finalize ticket")
answer = input("Your choice >> ")
if answer in '1':
print("\nYou have already added a bag\n")
elif answer in '2':
extra_bag = 200
extra_meal = 150
bags_registered = 1
meals_registered = 1
print("Currently you have:")
print("\n")
print(bags_registered , "bag(s) registered")
print(meals_registered , "meal(s) registered")
print("\n")
print("(1) Add bag (max 1)")
print("(2) Add meal (max 1)")
print("(3) Remove bag")
print("(4) Remove meal")
print("(5) Finalize ticket")
answer = input("Your choice >> ")
if answer in '1':
print("You have already added a bag")
elif answer in '2':
print("You have already added a meal")
elif answer in '4':
print("\n")
extra_meal = 0
meals_registered = 0
I need the last elif statement to allow the user to return to the first if statement, since they decided to remove their bag. Is there a simpler way of doing this? I am very new to python and this is doing my head in. I thought about making a function for the "vanilla menu" but I'm not sure that would work.
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