#Returning multiple values in the function

#Write a function sugar_content that has one parameter - the number of 
#desserts the person is purchasing for Thanksgiving Dinner. The function 
#reads the sugar content (in grams) for each dessert. The function finds 
#and returns the average and the total sugar content. 


#Write main that reads the number of people who are purchasing 
#deserts and the number of desserts purchased per person. Use function 
#sugar_content to find the average and total per person. 

#According to the American Heart Association (AHA), the maximum amount of 
#added sugars per day should be about 30 grams. For each person, the 
#program checks if the average sugar content satisfies 
#the recommendations of the American 
#Heart Association (AHA) and prints an appropriate message. 

def sugar_content(num_des):
	total=0
	for i in range(num_des):
		sugar=float(input("input sugar content "))
		total=total+sugar
	ave=total/num_des

	return total, ave

	#error:
	#return total - after this statement function 
	#terminates
	#return ave - this statement is ignored

def main():
	people=int(input("enter number of people "))

	for i in range(people):
		num_des=int(input("enter number of desserts you bought "))
		total_res, ave_res = sugar_content(num_des)
		print("total sugar for person", i+1, "is" ,total_res)
		print("average sugar for person", i+1,"is", ave_res)
		if(ave_res>=30):
			print("Stop eat sugar")
		else:
			print("you are still OK")
main()