• The user follows the instructions printed at the top of the terminal. Entering the 10 numbers separated by comma's from the survey results.
• The terminal runs and gives updates and feedback to the user that their input is valid and that its updating the sheet and finally when the sheet has updated successfully.
• Once the terminal has updated the sheet and verified to the user it was successful, it prints the current survey totals.
• The google sheet is updated with the data and returns the totals with a SUM within the sheet at the top.

• Instructions to the user.
• Feedback and updates while running.
• Prints current totals after each data input.
• Has a loop at the end that asks if the user wants to enter more data (restarts) or not (ends all functions)

• Survey sheet selection for multiple surveys. This is why there are f strings in the current code for "scoreboard" sheet.

• Python 3 - coding language.
• API - google sheet API.
• Git - Version control by utilizing the Gitpod terminal to add and commit to Git then Push to GitHub.
• Git Hub - stores the project code and hosts the website.
• Visual Code Studio - system used to write code via Git
• Paint 3D - to create the logo and edit screenshots for the README.md
• Heroku - for hosting the python code and downloading requirements.
• Pep8 - testing code.

1. Logging Into Heroku, selecting my project, going to the settings page and adding the two required build packs (python) (nodejs).
2. Going to deploy, selecting deployment method as GitHub and typing in the GitHub repository name.
3. Finally you can select deploy branch to manually deploy or select automatic deployment (allows Heroku to rebuild the project after each push to GitHub.

1. Log in to GitHub and locate the [GitHub Repository](https://github.com/)
2. Under the repository name, click "Clone or download".
3. To clone the repository using HTTPS, under "Clone with HTTPS", copy the link.
4. Open Git Bash
5. Change the current working directory to the location where you want the cloned directory to be made.
6. Type `git clone`, and then paste the URL you copied in Step 3.
7. Press Enter. Your local clone will be created.
8. Create a new Heroku app and follow the steps in Heroku deployment above.

Click Here for retrieve pictures and more detailed explanations of the above process.

• Given invalid input such as letters and incorrect amount of data, both resulting in a succesful error message.
• Tested in the Code Institute Heroku terminal and my local terminal.

• Pep8 Validation Service

• Pep8 picked up a random blank line in a """ message """. Fix - deleted the blank line.
• Pep8 also picked up a print statement with an unused f string inside. Fix - remove f string from print statement.
• Microsoft Visual Studio internal validator showed me that a "from" and "import" were not used but in the code. Fix - deleted said "from" and "import" then tested code again with no errors.

• So far through my testing I have not identified any more known bugs after my fixes. There is however a potential problem if the survey input is submitted over 100 times. The totals will only update 100 times unless you modify the SUM in the google sheet directly.

• My Mentor for her feedback.
• Code Institute for thier deployment terminal template from GitHub
• Code Institute's Love_sandwiches walkthrough provided a very clear idea on how to create a data entry project. GitHub Link
• Gathered information and troubleshooting from Stackoverflow