**Title: Python Program for Grocery Cost Management**---**Objective:**Develop a Python program to manage grocery shopping efficiently by storing items and their costs, prompting user selection, and providing an invoice.**Steps:**1. **Store Grocery Items in a Dictionary:** - Create a dictionary to store items and their respective costs. - Example: ```python groceries = { "Apple": 1.99, "Milk": 2.99, "Bread": 3.99 } ```2. **Display Menu:** - Output the menu of grocery items with costs. - Example Output: ``` Apple: $1.99 Milk: $2.99 Bread: $3.99 ```3. **User Selection:** - Prompt the user to select items from the menu. - Example Interaction: ``` Select first item: Apple Select second item: Milk ```4. **Generate Invoice:** - Output an invoice detailing each selected item with its cost and calculate the total cost. - Example Invoice: ``` Item 1: Apple, $1.99 Item 2: Milk, $2.99 Total: $3.98 ```5. **Budget Notification:** - Display a message based on the total cost. - If the invoice total is greater than $4.00, print: "You overspent on groceries!" - If the invoice total is less than or equal to $4.00, print: "You stayed within your grocery budget!"---This educational program helps users manage grocery expenses effectively by simulating a purchase process, providing a clear understanding of the cost implications of their choices.

Write a pyhton program to: (1) Store a menu of grocery items and their cost in a dectionary. Example: { "Apple": 1.99, "Milk": 2.99, "Bread": 3.99} (2) Output/print the menu of the grocery items and the corresponding cost of each service Example: Apple: $1.99 Milk: $2.99 Bread: $3.99 (3) Prompt the user to select items from the menu Example: Select first item: Apple Select second item: Milk (4) Output an invoice for the services selected. Output the cost for each service and the total cost.

Write a pyhton program to: (1) Store a menu of grocery items and their cost in a dectionary. Example: { "Apple": 1.99, "Milk": 2.99, "Bread": 3.99} (2) Output/print the menu of the grocery items and the corresponding cost of each service Example: Apple: $1.99 Milk: $2.99 Bread: $3.99 (3) Prompt the user to select items from the menu Example: Select first item: Apple Select second item: Milk (4) Output an invoice for the services selected. Output the cost for each service and the total cost.

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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