Challenge: Automating Stock Control
You are managing the inventory for a grocery store, and your task is to ensure that the stock for each product is properly maintained and restocked when necessary.
If an item's stock level falls below the minimum required amount, it needs to be restocked.
Additionally, if the stock level of an item exceeds a certain threshold, a discount is applied, and the item is marked as "on sale."
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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's status, but only print a simple processing message for each item and a final summary.
Rules
- Use a for loop to go through each item in the
inventorydictionary.- For each item, get its current stock, minimum required stock, restock quantity, and sale status.
- 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.
- After restocking, if the stock exceeds
discount_thresholdand the item is not on sale, set its sale status toTruein the dictionary.
Output Requirements
- Before the loop starts, print a line containing the word
Processing(for example:Processing started). - For each item, print a single line:
Processing [item name](for example:Processing Bread). - After all items are processed, print a summary line containing the word
Processing(for example:Processing completed).
Do not print details about restocking or discount application. Do not print a final inventory report. Only print the required processing lines.
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You are managing the inventory for a grocery store, and your task is to ensure that the stock for each product is properly maintained and restocked when necessary.
If an item's stock level falls below the minimum required amount, it needs to be restocked.
Additionally, if the stock level of an item exceeds a certain threshold, a discount is applied, and the item is marked as "on sale."
Swipe to start coding
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's status, but only print a simple processing message for each item and a final summary.
Rules
- Use a for loop to go through each item in the
inventorydictionary.- For each item, get its current stock, minimum required stock, restock quantity, and sale status.
- 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.
- After restocking, if the stock exceeds
discount_thresholdand the item is not on sale, set its sale status toTruein the dictionary.
Output Requirements
- Before the loop starts, print a line containing the word
Processing(for example:Processing started). - For each item, print a single line:
Processing [item name](for example:Processing Bread). - After all items are processed, print a summary line containing the word
Processing(for example:Processing completed).
Do not print details about restocking or discount application. Do not print a final inventory report. Only print the required processing lines.
Solution
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