trying to make a interactive restaurant but im getting errors-CodePudding

trying to make a interactive restaurant but in line 32 (total = menu1 * int(menu2)) im getting a error

Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\Users\austi\OneDrive\Desktop\python\py.py", line 32, in total = menu1 * int(str(menu2)) ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: '\n\tDrinks\n\t------\n\tCoke\n\tFanta\n\tSprite'

im new to python and cant figure this out please help

import time

name = input("Hello Welcome to McDicks.\nWhats Your Name?\n")

menu1 = ("""
    Hot Off The Grill
    -----------------
    Burger With Fries
    Double Pattey With Fries
    ------------------------
    """)
menu2 = ("""
    Drinks
    ------
    Coke
    Fanta
    Sprite""")

if menu1 == "Burger With Fires" or menu1 == "burger with fries":
    price = 5
    if menu1 == "Doubel Pattey With Fries" or menu1 == "double patty with fires":
        price = 10
if menu2 == "coke" or "fanta" or "sprite":
    price = 2

total = menu1 * int(menu2)


if name == "cutter" or name == "Cutter":
    fat_status = input("Are You Fat?\n")
    if fat_status == "yes":
        print("Get The Fuck Out YOU FAT FUCKER!!")
        exit()
    else:
        print("Ok Good Come On In.")
else:
    print("Ok "   name   "\nHere Is A Menu\n"   menu   "\nIll Be Back In A Minute\n")
    time.sleep(5)
    order = input("Hey "   name   " Are You Ready To Order?\n")
    
    print("\nOk What Would You Like.")

    yes = input()

    print("\nOk Ill Be Back With Your Order.\n")

    time.sleep(3)

    print("Ok "   name   "\nHere Is Your \n"   yes  ".\n")

    bill = input("Would You Like Your Bill ? ")

    print("OK One Second.\n")
    time.sleep(2)

    print("Ok "   name   "Here Is Your Total $"   str(total))

CodePudding user response：

You probably missing the input, change your code as the following:

menu1 = input("""
Hot Off The Grill
-----------------
Burger With Fries
Double Pattey With Fries
------------------------
""")

Same about menu2

CodePudding user response：

I think you forgot to add input in the call to get value for menu1 and menu2 as @AKX mentioned. After getting the value, I see you're attempting to get the price value from menu1 and menu2 with a set of if conditions, and assign price integer value to a single price variable which will then be used to calculate total value. I think you should avoid doing this since price will be overwritten when check for values of menu2 and instead opt for having 2 separate variables to store price for menu1 and menu2 separately (price1 and price2 in below code)

import time

name = input("Hello Welcome to McDicks.\nWhats Your Name?\n")

menu1 = input("""
    Hot Off The Grill
    -----------------
    Burger With Fries
    Double Pattey With Fries
    ------------------------
    """)
menu2 = input("""
    Drinks
    ------
    Coke
    Fanta
    Sprite
    ------
    """)

price1, price2 = 0, 0
if menu1 == "Burger With Fires" or menu1 == "burger with fries":
    price1 = 5
if menu1 == "Doubel Pattey With Fries" or menu1 == "double patty with fires":
    price1 = 10
if menu2 == "coke" or "fanta" or "sprite":
    price2 = 2

total = price1   price2