Exit The Program
Part of the Fundamentals section of Coddy's Python journey — lesson 69 of 77.
Challenge
EasyNow let's create the actual program!
- Create an infinite while loop (refer the hint if not sure how to do so)
- In each iteration of the loop, get input from the user, this will be the choice (1 - 5 from the menu)
- Handle the first case, if the choice is equal to 5, exit the program (loop) and output:
Exiting the Daily Expense Tracker. Goodbye!Try it yourself
print("Welcome to the Daily Expense Tracker!")
# Display menu once
print("\nMenu:")
print("1. Add a new expense")
print("2. View all expenses")
print("3. Calculate total and average expense")
print("4. Clear all expenses")
print("5. Exit")All lessons in Fundamentals
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Project OverviewExit The Program
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