Step 1: One row
Start with the flat whites: the name, then what 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 of them cost, all on one line:
Flat white £3.20 £6.40 £9.60 £12.80 £16.00
print ends every line by going to a new one. print("Flat white", end="") ends with nothing
instead, so the next print carries on the same line. Print the name that way, then the prices in
a loop the same way, and after the loop a bare print() ends the line.
The columns line up the way the Receipt's did: the name takes 12 characters (:<12) and each price
7 (:>7). The prices are in pence, so the Receipt's
f"£{total // 100}.{total % 100:02d}" turns them into pounds.
table.py, the file you edit6 lines
# The price table for the wall at Bean There: what 1 to 5 of each item costs.
FLAT_WHITE = 320 # prices in pence, as on the receipt
CROISSANT = 245
BROWNIE = 295
# TODO (Step 1): one line: "Flat white", then what 1 to 5 flat whites cost
