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4 months ago Hello! We're so glad you enjoyed our food! 😊
We also appreciate your suggestion regarding the cost comparison. In our application, we primarily utilize the input() function to enable users to query information about specific diets of interest. This means users can identify the least-cost diet for a particular population group by simply inputting a customized food list (from a csv file) tailored to that group. Given that the solution codes for each diet are essentially the same, we chose not to include a direct cost-comparison feature in our code. However, we have conducted a thorough cost comparison among the three diets and presented these findings in our presentation.
Thank you once again for your insightful feedback!
Hey, I had a great time reviewing your project, the AI generated images of the listed diets looked great! The organization of the tables, along with the variety of diets included ( Mediterranean, KETO & Vegan ) diets were all very informative. I wonder how many different diets were incorporated into which dishes that were brought into class. The code seems to run smoothly aside from the necessary Pip installs required for other teams to run it ( which is only slightly inconvenient ).
The only real 'issue' I have with the coding part of the project, is that the computed average cost of the least expensive diet is the only cost listed. The project though is supposed to compare Mediterranean, KETO & Vegan diets, which I believe would be more interesting to do a cost-comparison amongst these specific diets. This will help individuals to choose whether or not to participate in a diet, dependent on its cost per day.
Overall great work! I love how organized the .ZIP turned out. I loved the food you guys brought to class today :)