You must help one of your new franchise clients write a program for taking orders for their new startup ingredient delivery service. Your client needs help figuring out the total quantities of each ingredient that need to be delivered for the chosen recipe

Enter the following three comment lines at the top:

Name and ID

Course Name and Term

Python Programming Exam Part A

Leave a blank line between the first three comment lines and the label for the

variable code block.

Enter a comment line for the variable code block

Enter variable definitions

$($

HINT: all variable names should conform to

lowerCamelCase naming convention!

$)$

$$with input functions and good prompts

for:

customer name

$($

HINT: this can be one variable, but the prompt should

make it clear that the customer's full name should be entered, not just a

first name or a last name.

$)$

customer street address

$($

HINT: this should be text as street addresses

usually contain a combination of numbers and words or letters.

$)$

customer city

customer state

customer zip code

$($

HINT: this should be input as a text variable so it can

have leading zeros and a dash if

$9$

$-$

digit zip code were entered

$)$

customer phone

$($

HINT: the phone number should be input as a text

variable like zip code so it can include parentheses and dashes like we

sometimes write phone numbers.

$)$

meal order, with prompt specifying exactly what must be entered to

select one of the three options

$[$

HINT: SEE LESSON #

$5$

$$for example of how

you did this with the doThis variable in the calculator program.

$]$

number of servings wanted

$[$

HINT: must be read by the computer as a

number! Checking for valid input is optional, not required.

$)$

Leave a blank line

$[$

HINT: test your code to make sure you don't have any syntax

errors in your variables code block.

$]$

Enter a comment line for the calculations code block

Enter an if

$-$

statement to test for the first meal option

$[$

HINT: SEE LESSON #

$5$

$$for

example of if

$-$

statements

$]$

Enter indented ingredient quantity variables for the first recipe with variable

names that include the ingredient and the unit of measure, and hardwired

values.

$[$

HINT: SEE LESSON #

$8$

$$for examples of how to do this.

$]$

Enter indented variable and value for the first meal option that establishes the

number of servings made with the ingredient quantities given.

Enter the indented ingredient quantity calculations for the first meal option

$[$

HINT:

SEE LESSON #

$8$

$$for example of the necessary calculations

$]$

Enter the indented format statement for each ingredient quantity that will format

the output with

$2$

$$decimal places

$[$

HINT: You learned how to do this in LESSON

#

$6$

$.$

Create one or more indented output variables for the first meal option using

concatenation to include the meal name, number of servings requested, and list

of ingredient quantities.

$[$

HINT: In LESSON #

$5$

$,$

$$you created one output variable for

each operation. Here you could create separate output variables for the

number of servings and the meal name, and for each ingredient, OR

$,$

$$create

one output variable and use the

$"$

$/$

$$

$"$

$$line feed code in your variable to get

each ingredient to print out on a separate line! Whether you use one or several

output variables, use the same output variable names in each if

$-$

statement block

like you did in LESSON #

$5$

$.$

$$Remember that you don't have to use the str

$($

$)$

function for the ingredient variables in your concatenated output variables

because they were converted to text already by the format statements. You will

however still have to use the str

$($

$)$

$$function for your number served and number of

servings wanted variables since they are not being formatted with format

statements.

$]$

Enter a blank line

$[$

HINT: test your code at this point with print statements before

continuing.

$]$

Enter an if

$-$

statement to test for the second meal option.

Repeat all the steps for the second meal that you did for the first meal option

$($

steps

$8$

$-$

$1$

$2$

$)$

$.$

Leave a blank line.

$[$

HINT: test your code again at this point before continuing.

$]$

Enter an if

$-$

statement to test for the third meal option.

Repeat all the steps for the third meal that you did for the first meal option

$($

steps

$8$

$-$

$1$

$2$

Enter a blank line.

$[$

HINT: test your code again at this point before continuing.

$]$

Enter a comment line for the output code block

Enter the print function

$($

s

$)$

$$with the output variable

$($

s

$)$

$$you created in the

calculations code block.

$[$

HINT: you should only need one set of print functions

for the chosen meal option if you used the same output variable names under

each meal option.

$]$

Enter the print function to output the customer phone number with required

spacing.

Enter the print function

$($

s

$)$

$$for the customer name, street address, city, state, and

zip code, as required for the mailing