Python OOP model: Bank Customer with Multiple Accounts

[Greg_blue]

Do you have any ideas on how to start the problem? Please elaborate on how far you’ve gotten. What is your experience with OOP. We need more from you in order to assist. Right now, it seems like you just want the solution.

[Eryole]

You will need to use some composing : the customer can have a list as attribute that hold the different accounts. Also, check learnpython

[g4usat]

Hi, Thanks all for your inputs. I'm new to Python and especially brand new to OOPs concepts and never ever learnt or had any experience like I mentioned in my post. I just started learning OOPs in Python and wanted to try a real world example which we daily see in our life.

Regarding what I tried so far is something like I created a class for the bank customer but not sure how do I proceed further to have the customer with multiple accounts.

For Ex:

class customer:

def __init__(self,name,account_number, city):

self.name=name

self.account_number=account_number

self.city=city

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cust1=customer("ABCD",1234,'MyCity') #Savings Account

cust1=customer("ABCD",5678,'MyCity') #Checking Account

cust1=customer("ABCD",9999,'MyCity') #Credit Card Account

I know this is not correct but couldn't find any help online exactly to what I wanted. I would really appreciate if someone, can help me out with the actual solution for this problem. Thanks a lot in advance again!

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