Instructions

Rick's Brick & Cue is a thriving barbecue and pizza destination. In this homework assignment, you will delve into Python by analyzing data from RBC$,$ focusing on operators, control flow $($if and loop$),$ and built$-$in modules. Use the exact data and data structures provided.

Task $1$: Calculating Daily Revenue with Discount

Data: Sales of Wood$-$fired Smoked Ribs for a week: ribs$\_$sales $=[10,15,12,8,14,11,13]($Price per ribs: $$20)$

Instructions:

Use a loop to calculate the total revenue for each day.

Apply a $10\%$ discount if the daily sales exceed $12$ ribs.

Print the daily revenue.

Task $2$: Identifying Best Selling Pizza

Data: Sales of different pizzas: pizza$\_$sales $=\{"$The Carnivore": $50,$ "The Garden Patch": $40,$ "The Hot & Spicy": $60\}$

Instructions:

Use a loop and an if statement to find the pizza with the highest sales.

Print the name of the pizza and the number of sales.

Task $3$: Analyzing Customer Reviews for Beverages

Data: Customer ratings for beverages: beverage$\_$ratings $=[4\mathrm{.}5,4\mathrm{.}2,3\mathrm{.}8,4\mathrm{.}7,3\mathrm{.}9,4\mathrm{.}1,4\mathrm{.}3]$

Instructions:

Use a loop and if statement to count how many beverages have a rating greater than $4.$

Import the statistics module to calculate the mean rating.

Print the count and the mean rating.

Task $4$: Organizing Takeout Orders

Data: List of takeout orders: takeout$\_$orders $=[("$BBQ Family Pack", $3),("$Whole Pie", $1),("$Pizza$",5)]$

Instructions:

Use a loop

Use and if statement to print a message for orders with quantities greather than $1($plural$),$ e$.$g$.,$ "Prepare $3$ BBQ Family Packs."

Use an else statement to print a message for orders with quantity of $1($singular$),$ e$.$g$.,$ "Prepare $1$ BBQ Family Pack."

Task $5$: Managing Kids Menu

Data: List of kids' meals and their availability: kids$\_$menu $=\{"$Mini Pulled Pork Sandwich": $10,$ "Mac n$\text{'}$ Cheese": $5,$ "Grilled Cheese Sandwich": $0\}$

Instructions:

Use a loop and if$-$else statements to print a message for each item, indicating if it's available or not.

Instructions

Write the code using basic Python syntax within a Jupyter Notebook.

Include comments to explain what each part of the code is doing.

Make sure your code is well documented with comments.