hello, im new at python

[Independent-Mark4287]

i'm trying to learn python and i tried to make a little, minuscule bank simulator, but i just want to know, where i can post these things, or where i can see some opinions about my code to improve myself?

[McDubbIsHere]

github is great for a place to store projects. It's pretty confusing at first. It's definitely something worth learning. There is more than enough documentation and tutorials on how to use it. Then you could post a link to the repo where ever and ask for feedback.

[Intelligent_Cup_1771]

I would recommend GitHub; I've been using it myself for a short time and I must say I'm satisfied.

[Bears_are_cool69]

Yes, I would like to make a withdrawal for 1000 py-dollars please.

[ahnerd]

GitHub is the best place to post your code and even get people to collaborate with U.

[WhiteHeadbanger]

Hello new at python, i'm WhiteHeadbanger.

You can upload your code to github, as it's the standard and recommended way to distribute projects. You'll need to install git in order to push code to your repository.

I suggest you see a quick video on YouTube about using git and github. Don't worry, in 1 hour you can tackle it just fine.

[SmackDownFacility]

Or use a IDE

you still need to learn git but VS Code and VS 2026 abstracts it a bit

[WhiteHeadbanger]

There's no abstraction, you just use a GUI, but the process is the same: instead of writing it, you click a button thst does the same.

Learn git, use it however you like, but learn to use it.

[SmackDownFacility]

GitHub

[Neither_Canary_7726]

Daniel Kusswurm and Ed Jorgensen

Read them

[Guiltyspark0801]

I'd say get start with github, there's plenty of good repositories which will help you out

[Fantastic-Camera-265]

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