A simple Python-based banking system I built while learning the language. This was one of my first projects, focused on practicing the basics of programming, structuring code, and handling simple data operations.
- Create a new account with user details
- Deposit money
- Withdraw money (with balance checks)
- View account balance
- Exit the program gracefully
This was my early attempt to move from writing small Python scripts to building a complete, working program. It helped me understand:
- How to use functions to structure code
- The importance of loops and conditionals in real programs
- Simple input/output handling
- Basics of state management in a running program
- Language: Python 3
- Dependencies: None (just the standard library)
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Clone this repository:
git clone https://github.com/MuhammadAbbasi/BankingSystem.git cd BankingSystem -
Run the program:
python banking_system.py
Welcome to the Banking System
1. Create Account
2. Deposit
3. Withdraw
4. Check Balance
5. Exit
Enter your choice: 1
- Writing clean, reusable functions saves a lot of headaches
- Error handling is crucial (you never know what input users will type)
- Even a simple project can teach you how to think like a programmer
- Store account data in a file or database (so it persists after the program ends)
- Add account authentication (username/password)
- Support multiple accounts with unique IDs