Goal

Manage grocery store inventory by restocking items using a while loop and applying discounts based on stock levels. You will use loops to update each item status.

Rules

1. Use a for loop to go through each item in the inventory dictionary.

   • For each item, get its current stock, minimum required stock, restock quantity, and sale status.

2. Use a while loop to restock the item until its stock is at or above the minimum.

   • Increase the stock by the restock quantity on each iteration.
   • Update the stock value in the dictionary after restocking.

3. After restocking, check if the stock exceeds the discount_threshold and the item is not yet on sale.

   • If so, set its sale status to True and print a discount message.
   • If the item is already on sale and still exceeds the threshold, print a message that it is already discounted.

Output Requirements

• Before any processing starts, print a line containing the word Processing, for example Processing started

• For each item, print messages in the following order

  1. A header line containing the word Processing and the item name Example Processing Bread...

  2. If restocking occurred, print a line describing the new stock and the minimum required Example Bread was restocked to 50 min required 50

  3. Discount information

     • If a discount is applied, print a line mentioning Discount applied and the item name Example Bread stock has exceeded 100 units. Discount applied.
     • If the item is already on sale, print a line that says it is already discounted Example Bread is already discounted.

  4. A footer line containing the word Processing and the item name Example Processing complete for Bread

• After all items are processed, print a final summary line containing the word Processing Example Processing summary: completed

• Then print the final inventory report with the header Final Inventory Report

• For each item, print one line showing its current stock, minimum stock, and sale status in the following format Bread: 50 units Min 50 units - On sale: False

Flexibility Notes

• Keep the order of outputs exactly as described.
• Exact punctuation and capitalization do not matter.
• The word Processing must appear several times in the output: in the global start, per-item header, per-item footer, and final summary.