can someone write me a PYTHON code to create the oregon trail game

these are the specifications

i tried many codes and nothing worked

PLEASE WRITE ME A CODE THAT WORKS

Please note that you must not attempt to reproduce the initial decisions from "The Oregon Trail" exactly; you are expected to come up with an original idea for the decisions for a similar game (wherein a player would make decisions while guiding a team to a destination) Matt's General Store IndePendence, Misouri Many kinds of people nade the trip to Oreson. April 1, 1848 Oxen $120.00 0 00 Total bill 120.00 Arount you have. 1600.00 Be a banker fron Boston Annunition Spare partS e a farner fron 1inois t are the first nares of th our other ner,bers in our Party? hat is your choice? Hic iten yould vou like, to buy? r.ss SPACE BAR to Start first by displaying a list of possible "professions" (or "character classes", or "races", etc.) where the list items are either numbered (i.e., 1, 2, and 3) or designated by letters (i.e., a, b and c) or Roman numerals (i.e., i, ii, and iii). Once you have displayed the list, ask the player to make a selection. It is not necessary for you to confirm that the player has made a valid selection, but you must store the player's choice in a variable. Next, you must ask the user for the names of at least three members of the team. Store each name in a separate variable. Finally, you must present the user with a list of five different types of supplies along with the cost per unit. You must then ask the user how many units of each supply should be purchased and keep a running total of how much the user has spent. After the player answers each question you must print out the "bill so far" and once the player has been asked about each of the five types of supply, your program must print out a summary of what was purchased. You do not need to use pygame to complete this assignment, but you must not use any other libraries. On the following page, you will find an example of how such a program might appear to the user. Remember that you may not replicate "The Oregon Trail" exactly, as you are expected to use this as inspiration and create something similar (meeting the requirements detailed above) Please also note that one of your mandatory reading assignments included instructions on how to format data that is being printed to the screen, so your program output is expected to be properly formatted. Costs, for example, must have a precision of 2 decimal places. This program (along with any other program submitted in this class) must be a completely original work, authored by you and you alone, prepared for this offering (i.e., Winter 2018) of COMP1005/COMP1405. Do not discuss this assignment with anyone except the instructor or the teaching assistants, and do not copy images or source code samples from the internet or any other source Please note that you must not attempt to reproduce the initial decisions from "The Oregon Trail" exactly; you are expected to come up with an original idea for the decisions for a similar game (wherein a player would make decisions while guiding a team to a destination) Matt's General Store IndePendence, Misouri Many kinds of people nade the trip to Oreson. April 1, 1848 Oxen $120.00 0 00 Total bill 120.00 Arount you have. 1600.00 Be a banker fron Boston Annunition Spare partS e a farner fron 1inois t are the first nares of th our other ner,bers in our Party? hat is your choice? Hic iten yould vou like, to buy? r.ss SPACE BAR to Start first by displaying a list of possible "professions" (or "character classes", or "races", etc.) where the list items are either numbered (i.e., 1, 2, and 3) or designated by letters (i.e., a, b and c) or Roman numerals (i.e., i, ii, and iii). Once you have displayed the list, ask the player to make a selection. It is not necessary for you to confirm that the player has made a valid selection, but you must store the player's choice in a variable. Next, you must ask the user for the names of at least three members of the team. Store each name in a separate variable. Finally, you must present the user with a list of five different types of supplies along with the cost per unit. You must then ask the user how many units of each supply should be purchased and keep a running total of how much the user has spent. After the player answers each question you must print out the "bill so far" and once the player has been asked about each of the five types of supply, your program must print out a summary of what was purchased. You do not need to use pygame to complete this assignment, but you must not use any other libraries. On the following page, you will find an example of how such a program might appear to the user. Remember that you may not replicate "The Oregon Trail" exactly, as you are expected to use this as inspiration and create something similar (meeting the requirements detailed above) Please also note that one of your mandatory reading assignments included instructions on how to format data that is being printed to the screen, so your program output is expected to be properly formatted. Costs, for example, must have a precision of 2 decimal places. This program (along with any other program submitted in this class) must be a completely original work, authored by you and you alone, prepared for this offering (i.e., Winter 2018) of COMP1005/COMP1405. Do not discuss this assignment with anyone except the instructor or the teaching assistants, and do not copy images or source code samples from the internet or any other source