Can We Order?

The order is ready, but can you send it right now? The pizzeria takes orders every day except Monday, from 11:00 to 21:59. Two new variables say when you're ordering: day is the day of the week, and hour the hour, a whole number from 0 to 23.

At the end, the program prints one more line: You can order now. if the pizzeria takes orders at that moment, and The pizzeria is closed now. if it doesn't. It's Sunday, 22:00, which is too late, so the output ends like this:

Total: 60 EUR
Per guest: 5.0 EUR
The pizzeria is closed now.

The exercise checks the program at other times too, so make sure it's right at any time, not only now: on Sunday at 21, you can order; on Monday at 18, the pizzeria is closed, and on Tuesday at 10, too.

That's the whole project. With just two lessons behind you, you've written a program that plans a party: it calculates with variables, makes decisions with conditions and prints a clear report with f-strings. In the next lesson, you'll learn about lists, which hold many values in one variable, such as the orders of all your friends.