Day 10 of 30 Days of Python Projects: Daily Market Sales Tracker

🚀 Day 10 – Loops in Action (Python)

Welcome to Day 10 of my 30 Days of Python Projects challenge! 🎉

Today’s project focuses on loops and how they can be used to solve a real-world problem faced daily by traders in Nigerian open markets.

🔗 GitHub Repository:

👉 https://github.com/kinspire-cyber/30DaysOfPythonProjects/tree/main/Day10_Daily_Market_Sales_Tracker

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🌍 Problem Background (Nigerian Context)

In markets like Balogun, Ogbete, and Ariaria, many traders:

• Record sales in notebooks 📒
• Write figures on loose papers 🧾
• Or rely purely on memory 😬

At the end of the day, questions like these become hard to answer:

• How much did I sell today?
• How many transactions did I make?
• What was my average sale?

Manual calculations are slow, stressful, and error-prone.

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❗ The Real-World Problem

Most market traders lack:

• Automatic sales summation
• Daily performance insights
• Simple digital tools for record keeping

This project solves that using basic Python loops.

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💡 Project Idea: Daily Market Sales Tracker

The Daily Market Sales Tracker is a simple Python program that:

• Accepts multiple sales values
• Stops input when the user enters 0
• Calculates:
  • Total sales
  • Number of transactions
  • Average sale value

All using loops and basic logic.

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🧠 Python Concepts Practiced (Day 10 Focus)

This project helped reinforce:

• while loops
• Accumulators (total, count)
• Conditional logic inside loops
• User input handling
• Clean output formatting

Perfect for beginners learning loops 🔁

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