Task Description

Background

In this task, you will use Python to create a program that creates an order for Thanksgiving pies

based on the number of people attending Thanksgiving dinner and how many votes each pie type

receives. You must demonstrate your skills by incorporating functions, loops, conditional

statements, and string manipulations.

Your Task

In part $1,$ you will complete the following tasks:

Ask for the number of pcople coming to Thanksgiving dinner

Ask for three different pie options guests can choose from

Ask for the number of votes for each ple type

a Create the following $2$ functions to do this

An update$\_$pie function will continually ask the user for the number of votes for

A check$\_$wotes function will be used to check that the number of votes glven is

acceptable based on the number of people attending dinner

Update the number of votes for eoch pie type as well as the number of total votes from guasts

In part $2,$ you will complete the following tasks:

Print out how many people voted

If there are any unused votes, let the user know how many additional votes there were

and that they will be added to the first ple choice

Print the final order for each pie type

A pie$\_$order function will be used to return the number of ples to be ordered of each type

If less than $3$ people voted for a pie type, there will be $0$ pies of that type ordered

For every $8$ people that voted for a ple type, an additional ple will be ordered $($For

example: I$/7$ people woted for pumpkin, $1$ pie will be ordered. If $9$ people voted for

a pie, $2$ will be ondered.$)$

# Ask user for number of votes for pie$\_$type

# Use the check$\_$votes function to make sure the vote count is viable

# If the vote count is not viable, ask again

# Otherwise, return the number of votes for that pie type

#

# Parameters:

# num$\_$pie$\_$votes $($int$)$: The number of votes for this pie type that a user has entered

# pie$\_$type $($str$)$: Text containing the name of the pie type

#

# Return value $($int$)$: The accepted number of votes for that pie type

#def update$\_$pie$($num$\_$pie$\_$votes, pie$\_$type$)$:

# If the number of votes for this pie type is higher than number of people,

# or if the number of total votes is higher than number of people, False is returned

# If not, True is returned

#

# Parameters:

# votes: The number of votes for this pie type that a user has entered

#

# Return value $($bool$)$: A boolean value accepting or denying the number of votes

#def check$\_$votes$($votes$)$: