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Hello guy's I am Dilesh Zingare. And this is my first python code and also the first article ever written by me. So yeah I am excited and nervous to but as you know "Beyond fear lies victory." I just passed my 12th exam and I got really embarrassing percentage and as the meme said "Behind every I'm scared is I did it! So like that I am going to share my experience to all of my viewers and for…

Hello there, I am Dilesh Zingare and this is my debut Python code and first ever article. I am thrilled and apprehensive, but as you know, beyond fear lies victory. I just completed my 12th grade with a surprisingly low score, and as the saying goes, "Behind every I'm scared is I did it!" So, I want to share my journey with all of you.

I discovered DEV Community while searching for platforms like Google and Instagram. Now, let me introduce you to my project, titled "Soul the Restro Waiter." This amazing program offers a variety of features, such as instant bill, serving orders, menu, and feedback.

At this point, I am still a beginner in Python, so please forgive me if I make any mistakes. You can correct me using comments or other techniques. Here is the code I used to create Soul the Restro Waiter. Let's dive in.

```python

print("WELCOME to our restaurant! Please have a seat and ring the bell when you are ready to order.")

print("Hello! I am soul, your waiter for today.")

print("May I ask for your name please?")

name = input(" ").strip()

print("Nice to meet you " + name + "! Here is our menu for today:")

menu = {

# ... (menu items and prices)

}

print("MAIN DISHES:")

print(" 1. Garlic bread with herb butter")

print(" 2. Bruschetta with tomato and basil")

# ... (remaining menu items)

```

That's my first step towards becoming a Developer Advocate. Please feel free to correct me if I'm wrong. Thank you all for your time and support.

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