#write a function is_enough that has two parameters: money and 
#cost. Money - is a amount of money you currently have
#cost - is the total cost of your purchase
#Function returns 1 if you have enough money to pay
#and 0 otherwise

#write  a function total that reads a sequence of positive
#values - prices of the items customer wants to purchase
#function returns total cost of the purchase

#write main that reads number of customers
#and the amount of money each customer has
#call function total to find total cost of the purchase
#and then call function is_enough to find if the customer has 
#sufficient amount of money
#program prints appropriate message and counts
#the number of customers who could proceed with the purchase
#and the number of customers who doesn't have enougg money	

def is_enough(money, cost):
	if(money>=cost):
		return 1
	else:
		return 0
def total():
	price=float(input("enter positive price "))
	sum_price=0
	while(price>0):
		sum_price=sum_price+price
		price=float(input("enter positive price "))
	return sum_price
def main():
	num=int(input("enter number of customers "))
	c_enough=0
	c_not=0
	for i in range(num):
		money=float(input("enter how much money you have "))
		total_price=total()
		print("total price of purchase for customer",i+1,"is",total_price)
		if(is_enough(money,total_price)==1):
			print("you have enough money")
			c_enough=c_enough+1
		else:
			print("no enough money")
			c_not=c_not+1
	print("c_enough", c_enough)
	print("c_not", c_not)
main()