Welcome, brave Python knight! 🛡️

Your quest today is to explore the Holy Grail Inventory, a legendary collection of absurdly powerful (and occasionally ridiculous) items from the world of Monty Python and the Holy Grail.

Hidden within this program is a list of lists — each item contains multiple pieces of information packed together like a medieval knapsack. Your job is to unpack those values correctly and use them to display information, make selections, and avoid catastrophic program crashes (no one likes a surprise Holy Hand Grenade).

🧳 What’s Inside Each Item?

Each item in holy_grail_items is a list with four values, always in the same order:

• 🏷️ Item Name

• 📜 Item Description

• 💥 Maximum Damage

• ⚔️ Minimum Damage

When you loop through the list, Python lets you unpack these values directly into variables — no messy indexing required. If you understand unpacking, your code becomes cleaner, clearer, and far more knightly.

🎯 Choosing Your Weapon

Once the list is displayed, the user can:

• Enter a number to select an item

• View the item’s name and dramatic description

• Continue selecting items until they choose to quit

• Behind the scenes, your program:

  • • Uses list indexing with user input

    • Unpacks the selected item into variables

Uses try/except to prevent the program from exploding when bad input appears (much like the Black Knight)