joeyabouharb / python_bank_app

simple bank application

Banking app

• Part One, Two, Three: If, Elsif, Else
• Optional One: Loop
• Optional Two: List

Introduction

We can make decisions in our code by using If, Elsif, Else blocks.

Part One

• A user's initial balance is 0.0.
• Display the user's balance.
• Ask the user what they would like to do.
• If they type "balance", display their balance.
• If the user types anything other than "balance", display the message "Invalid selection!".

Part Two

• Add "deposit" as a program option.
• If the user types "deposit", ask the user for the deposit amount and then add this to the user's current balance.

Part Three

• Add "withdraw" as a program option.
• If the user types "withdraw", ask the user for the withdrawal amount and then deduct this from the user's current balance.
• Note: The user should not be allowed to withdraw more than their current balance!

Optional One

• Enclose the program statements in a loop to allow the program to repeat until the user chooses to exit the program.

Optional Two

• Store the value of each transaction in a list.
• Add "view history" as a program option.
• If this option is selected, display each transaction.

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Author	Rachael Colley; Updated for Python by James H.
Keywords	If, Elsif, Else, List, Loop, Number, Addition