To start, you should copy the provided starter code into your own Google Colab, run the program and observe the output, and then take a look through the code. You may not understand the code $100\%,$ but taking a quick look through what's there will be helpful to start the assignment.

You are going to systematically replace the TODO comments with code so that the program will work as intended.

$($Completed from Part $1)$TODO $0$ is in both HW$4\_$Restaurant.ipynb $($i$.$e$.,$ main$)$ and restaurant.py$.$ Import the necessary functions from restaurant.py into the main. Then in restaurant.py either import all of math and random right away, or import just the functions that you need as you write the code. DO NOT move the functions over to HW$4\_$Restaurant.ipynb. Use $*$imports$*$ so that those functions can stay in restaurant.py$.$

TODO $1$ is inside the get$\_$num$\_$people$()$ function. You should set the variable guest to a random number from $2$ and $10($inclusive$)$ to simulate the number of people you're inviting. This is not user input. This is a computer$-$generated pseudorandom number using Python's random moduleLinks to an external site..

TODO $2$ is below TODO $1.$ Print the number of people on the screen $($see the first line in the sample outputs.$)$

TODO $3$ is in the restaurant$\_$choice$()$ function. You need to write a series of if$-$statements that use the parameters to get the possible restaurants with dietary restrictions. Your restaurant choices are as follows:

Restaurant Vegetarian Vegan Gluten$-$Free Food price

$1.$ Joe's Burgers No No No $$10\mathrm{.}00$

$2.$ MOD Pizza Company Yes No Yes $$15\mathrm{.}50$

$3.$ Mama's Fine Italian Yes No No $$25\mathrm{.}00$

$4.$ Cafe Rio Yes Yes Yes $$35\mathrm{.}50$

$5.$ Chef's Kitchen Yes Yes Yes $$40\mathrm{.}00$How to read this table? For example, if a user enters $-$ yes vegetarian, no vegan, yes gluten$-$free, then the choice will be #$2,$ #$4,$ and #$5$ as those restaurants serve vegetarian and gluten$-$free food. Also, #$4$ and #$5$ will display always as both restaurants serve all types of food$($i$.$e$.,$ Yes$-$Yes$-$Yes$)$ See more examples in the Example Output below.

TODO $4$ is below TODO $3.$ In your series of if$-$statements for TODO$3,$ you need to display only the restaurants to which you may take the group based on the dietary restrictions.

TODO $5$ is below TODO $4.$ Print the message for the user to select a number of restaurants. e$.$g$.,4$ for Cafe Rio

TODO $6$ is still in the restaurant$\_$choice$()$ function. You will call the restaurant$\_$food$\_$price$()$ function to get the food price of the restaurant: $$10\mathrm{.}00,$ $$15\mathrm{.}50,$ $$25\mathrm{.}00,$ $$35\mathrm{.}5,$ $$40\mathrm{.}00,$ and return it$.($Yes$,$ a function can call another function and get a return value!$)$

TODO $7$ is in the restaurant$\_$food$\_$price$()$ function. You will need to write if$-$statements based on restaurant type that will set the food price to the appropriate value based on the dietary restrictions. e$.$g$.,$ if a user selects #$1,$ then the price is $10$

TODO $8$ is to print the food price on the screen before returning the price.

Pause here and run your program and see any errors. Your program should run up to the price of each food!

TODO $9$ is in the calculate$\_$discount$()$ function. You will need to write if$-$statements to return a $20\%$ discount if it's $5$ or more people and print "Wow, you have many friends!". If it's $4$ or less, there's no discount.

TODO $10$ is in print$\_$receipt$()$ function. Since the parameter discount is in the format $0\mathrm{.}20$ to be used in calculations, we need a new variable that contains $20$ in order to print the receipt in a human$-$readable way$($i$.$e$.,20\%)$

TODO $11$ is to format the numbers in the receipt to only $2$ decimal places when printing a number to the screen. So instead of something like $23\mathrm{.}45666666667$ printing, we want $23\mathrm{.}45($or $23\mathrm{.}46).$ Essentially, we want all references to money to print with $2$ decimal places $($though trailing zeros may be missing$).$

TODO $12.$ Bugs?! What? My code has bugs? Indeed it does. If you check out the receipt, the total after discount and savings are not correct. In print$\_$receipt$(),$ correct where the calculations are being made so that the summary reads properly.