#The following script defines a list of customer orders. Each item in the list is a tuple containing the name of the item, the number requested, and the price per item. #Fill in just the process_order function below without changing any other code. This function should remove one of the elements of the order list and print a nice message about it each time through the loop. Finally, make sure that the final print statement correctly displays the total price for the entire list.
#Example:
#You filled an order for 1 antacid for a total of $5.33
#You filled an order for 3 sour bites for a total of $6.99
#You filled an order for 1 gummy bears for a total of $1.99
#You filled an order for 4 oranges for a total of $12.88
#Total price: $27.19
total = 0
def process_order(x_list):
# YOUR CODE HERE
raise NotImplementedError()

# DO NOT CHANGE ANY OF THE CODE BELOW HERE #

x = [("oranges", 4, 3.22),("gummy bears",1,1.99),("sour bites", 3, 2.33), ("antacid", 1, 5.33)]
while(len(x)>0):
process_order(x)
print("Total price: ${:.2f}".format(total))