Add Comments to recipe.py

Author: KenwoodFox

CodeHS/3/5/9/recipe.py

@@ -2,23 +2,23 @@
 This program made by Joe S
 """
 
-servings = -1
-shopping_list = ["mixed greens", "blueberries", "walnuts"]
+servings = -1 # Set the servings to a null value
+shopping_list = ["mixed greens", "blueberries", "walnuts"] # Create a list of all the things we need to shop for
 
-object_list = []
+object_list = [] # Create an empty list where we will store objects
 
-class ingredient():
-    def __init__(self, name, qty):  
+class ingredient(): # This class defines the ingredient object
+    def __init__(self, name, qty): # This init function takes the name and qty, and asigns it to the object in question
         self.name = name 
         self.qty = qty
-    def list_total(self):
+    def list_total(self): # This function lists the content of the current item in a human readable way
         print("Total ounces of " + self.name + ": " + str(float(self.qty) * servings))
 
-for listitem in shopping_list:
+for listitem in shopping_list: # For every item on our shopping list
     print("Enter ingredient 1: " + str(listitem))
-    object_list.append(ingredient(listitem, input("Ounces of " + str(listitem) + ": ")))
+    object_list.append(ingredient(listitem, input("Ounces of " + str(listitem) + ": "))) # Create a new object, add it to our list using inputs from the user
 
-servings = float(input("Enter total number of servings: "))
-print("")
-for item in object_list:
-    item.list_total()
+servings = float(input("Enter total number of servings: ")) # Ask the user for the total number of servings
+print("") # Print a blank line
+for item in object_list: # For every object in our object list
+    item.list_total() # call that objects respective list_total function