Write out code for a nested if statement that allows a user to enter in a product name, store the product into a variable called product_name and checks to see if that product exists in your nested if statement. You must include 5 product names to search for. If it is then assign the price of the item to a variable called amount and then print the product name and the cost of the product to the console. If it does not find any of the items in the nested if statement, then print that item cannot be found.

product_name = input("Enter product name : ")

if product_name=="pen"or"book"or"box"or"pencil"or"eraser":

   if product_name == "pen":  

       amount = 10

       print(f"Product Name: {product_name}\nCost: {amount} rupees")

   if product_name == "book":

       amount = 100

       print(f"Product Name: {product_name}\nCost: {amount} rupees")

   if product_name == "box":  

       amount = 150

       print(f"Product Name: {product_name}\nCost: {amount} rupees")

   if product_name == "pencil":  

       amount = 5

       print(f"Product Name: {product_name}\nCost: {amount} rupees")

   if product_name == "eraser":

       amount = 8

       print(f"Product Name: {product_name}\nCost: {amount} rupees")

else:  

   print("Item not found!")

Explanation:

The python program is a code of nested if-statements that compares the input string to five items of the first if-statement. For every item found, its code block is executed.

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explanation:

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