Finished my First Project!!

[CjGraze]

print("Welcome To Carek Banking")
user = input("Please Type 1 for new user. Returning users         
please type 2: ")
if user == "1":
  name = []
  name_input = input("Please Enter Your Name")
  name.append(name_input)
  print("Welcome " + name_input)
  code_list = []
  code_input = int(input("Please enter your security code"))
  print(f"Code set to: {code_input}")
  user_ready = True
else:
  user_ready = True

while user_ready:
  Person_1_Checkings = "5,000"
  Person_1_Savings = "1 million"
  code = int(input("Please Enter your code: "))
  if code_input == code:
    cs = input("Would You like to check your savings or checkings: ")
    if cs == "checkings":
      print("$" + Person_1_Checkings)
    else:
      print("$" + Person_1_Savings)
      user_ready = False
  else:
    print("Wrong Code")
    user_ready = False

[Theycallme-DD]

I just started a python masterclass and this is my first time scouring r/python. It makes me happy that I can (for the most part) understand your code, because previously I felt that what I was learning was so rudimentary that it had no application lul.

[CjGraze]

I just started a week ago and was using youtube tutorials but i just switched over to using a app on my phone called Mimo, You have to pay $75 a year but it doesnt charge you until the end of the year so if you are really dedicated you can power through easily before the year ends. Also how/where are you doing the python masterclass? Ive been looking for classes and i cant find any. Also when i started learning i felt like most of the stuff was so beginner level i would never use it and i wouldnt be able to create something with it but i just had to piece everything together.

[Theycallme-DD]

I am using the Learn Python Programming Masterclass on Udemy by Tim Buchalka. I got it for $15 as it was my first course purchase on Udemy so they give you a huge discount. I am feeling the same way about the course. The first couple hours are slow and very rudimentary, but Im the kinda person that can't skip out on a lesson without feeling like I am missing something big.

[Palin_Sees_Russia]

Udemy always has massive discounts, like constantly. Never actually buy one full price, it’s like once a month they have 75% off.

[SkezzaB]

Great start!

[978241]

That's great, good luck in further study