Shopping total

Python is a calculator that remembers. Store numbers in names, then do math with the names:

seats = 4
ticket = 250
bill = seats * ticket   # 1000

Your task

You're buying 3 notebooks at ₹45 each, and you walked in with a budget of ₹200.

1. total — the cost of all the notebooks.
2. left — how much of your budget is left after buying them.

The seats × ticket example shows the pattern — apply it with price, quantity, and budget, then print(total, left). Give it a real go before asking the tutor for a spark.

Notice you can reuse total when you compute left — that's the "remembers" part. Change quantity to 5 and re-run to see both numbers update.