Python program
In the fall of 2019, I built a grocery list program in my Programming in Python class at FHSU. YumList 2.0 allows users to input their data into an e-list such as adding, deleting, viewing, and copying items. Users can also plan weekly meals and explore a food blog site for inspiration. Since making grocery lists is a part of most people's routines, I thought it would be fun to make a grocery e-list.
I used IDLE to create this program and Trinket code to host my program, which is limited to only using the time module. However, my original program used the logging, time, pyperclip, webbrowser, and sys modules to create a functional grocery list.