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quitshop = False
shoppinglist = ['Carrots', 'Potatoes', 'Onions' ]

while (quitshop == False):
#added in to keep refreshing the menu after an action is made/input is made
    
    print (" ")
    print ("menu")
    print (" ")
    print ("1 = add item to list")
    print ("2 = remove an item from list")
    print ("3 = view list")
    print ("4 = quit program")
    userchoice = int(input ("What would you like to do?: "))

if (userchoice ==1):
        additem = input ("Please enter an item to be added: ")
        shoppinglist.append(additem)

elif (userchoice ==2):
        userdel = input("What would you like to delete? (Case Sensitive): ")
        if userdel in shoppinglist:
            shoppinglist.remove(userdel)
            print ("You got it, Chief! Deleting that item")
        else:
            print ("I'm sorry but that's not in the list.")
           #I enjoy my programs being a smarty pants
            #added in to keep from breaking

elif (userchoice ==3):
        print ("Here's your list, bud:")
        print (shoppinglist)

elif (userchoice ==4):
        print ("Seeya!")
        quit
        quitshop = True
#wish I had known that the command for quitting was actually called quit on the last assignment

else:
        print ("Error")
        print ("Wanna try again?")

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