Total And Average
Part of the Fundamentals section of Coddy's Kotlin journey. Lesson 88 of 93.
Challenge
MediumIn the previous lesson, you implemented the "View All Expenses" functionality. Now, implement the "Total and Average" functionality for option 3.
Modify your program to handle option 3:
- If the
expenseslist is empty, printNo expenses recorded. - If there are expenses, calculate and print:
Total: $Xwhere X is the sum of all expensesAverage: $Ywhere Y is the average of all expenses
All other options should continue working as before:
- Option
1: Add expense - Option
2: View all expenses - Option
5: PrintGoodbye!and exit - Option
4or invalid: PrintInvalid option
Input format:
Menu choices and expense amounts as strings.
Output format:
The menu, followed by the appropriate response for each action.
Example:
If the inputs are 3, 1, 20.0, 1, 30.0, 1, 10.0, 3, and 5, the output should be:
--- Expense Tracker ---
1. Add Expense
2. View All Expenses
3. Total and Average
4. Clear All
5. Exit
Choose an option:
No expenses recorded.
--- Expense Tracker ---
1. Add Expense
2. View All Expenses
3. Total and Average
4. Clear All
5. Exit
Choose an option:
Enter expense amount:
Expense added!
--- Expense Tracker ---
1. Add Expense
2. View All Expenses
3. Total and Average
4. Clear All
5. Exit
Choose an option:
Enter expense amount:
Expense added!
--- Expense Tracker ---
1. Add Expense
2. View All Expenses
3. Total and Average
4. Clear All
5. Exit
Choose an option:
Enter expense amount:
Expense added!
--- Expense Tracker ---
1. Add Expense
2. View All Expenses
3. Total and Average
4. Clear All
5. Exit
Choose an option:
Total: $60.0
Average: $20.0
--- Expense Tracker ---
1. Add Expense
2. View All Expenses
3. Total and Average
4. Clear All
5. Exit
Choose an option:
Goodbye!Try it yourself
fun main() {
val expenses = mutableListOf<Double>()
while (true) {
println("--- Expense Tracker ---")
println("1. Add Expense")
println("2. View All Expenses")
println("3. Total and Average")
println("4. Clear All")
println("5. Exit")
println("Choose an option:")
val choice = readLine()
if (choice == "1") {
println("Enter expense amount:")
val amount = readLine()!!.toDouble()
expenses.add(amount)
println("Expense added!")
} else if (choice == "2") {
if (expenses.isEmpty()) {
println("No expenses recorded.")
} else {
println("Your expenses:")
for (expense in expenses) {
println("- \$$expense")
}
}
} else if (choice == "5") {
println("Goodbye!")
break
} else {
println("Invalid option")
}
}
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