Display Menu
Part of the Logic & Flow section of Coddy's Python journey — lesson 17 of 78.
Challenge
EasyIn this project, we will build a Contact Book application step by step by breaking it into small, manageable functions. The first step is to create a display_menu function.
Create a function named display_menu that prints the main menu options for the Contact Book.
The menu should include the following options:
- Add Contact
- View Contact
- Edit Contact
- Delete Contact
- List All Contacts
- Exit
This function will be the starting point of the program, helping users navigate through the options.
Check the test case for the output format!
Try it yourself
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