Write a program to calculate the total calories in a lunch. Each lunch comes with a pickle that is 7 calories. A dictionary with each additional food item and the corresponding calorie count has been provided. Up to four items can be selected. A '' signifies an additional item was not selected. Output all selected items along with the corresponding calories and then the total calories for the entire lunch. Example: If the input is Wrap Soda French Fries Cookie the output is ZyDeli Lunch Counter Pickle calories -- 7 cal Wrap -- 890 cal - 160 cal Soda -- French Fries -- 365 cal Cookie -- 190 cal Total calories: 1612 cal Example: If the input is French Fries Soda Cookie

Write a program to calculate the total calories in a lunch. Each lunch comes with a pickle that is 7 calories. A dictionary with each additional food item and the corresponding calorie count has been provided. Up to four items can be selected. A '' signifies an additional item was not selected. Output all selected items along with the corresponding calories and then the total calories for the entire lunch. Example: If the input is Wrap Soda French Fries Cookie the output is ZyDeli Lunch Counter Pickle calories -- 7 cal Wrap -- 890 cal - 160 cal Soda -- French Fries -- 365 cal Cookie -- 190 cal Total calories: 1612 cal Example: If the input is French Fries Soda Cookie

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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