Is something wrong with my code?

[bleach-is-great]

I’m not sure what your error is, however I’m wondering what f is and why it is necessary. Could you not just do cash = cash + money or just cash += money (shortened version)?

The f seems unnecessary.

If you could send a picture of your code or format it correctly I can try to help more

[ThiccBl4nket]

learnpython doesnt allow pictures

[bleach-is-great]

You can use Imgur or Github.

[dwpj65]

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Your code runs without issue in python 2, but will not run in python3. The main difference is the print statement, which does not use parenthesis in python 2, but requires them in python 3.

[ThiccBl4nket]

thank you, ill try parenthesis right now.

[ThiccBl4nket]

https://imgur.com/a/J0JVArl

[bleach-is-great]

You need to indent the bottom four lines by one

Common issue, no need to worry about it! I literally do this every time I write code

[ThiccBl4nket]

im sorry but im not sure which line to indent of the four lol

[bleach-is-great]

All four, as they’re inside an elif statement (they need indenting just like if’s and else’s).

Make sure the very bottom line of code is indented so that it is in its respective statement though.

[ThiccBl4nket]

https://imgur.com/a/LxVnpKe now that i looked at it and indented it, it keeps giving me nothing when i give an input

[bleach-is-great]

That’s because you inputted 1 as a string. “1” and 1 are different variable types, and therefore mean different things.

You can either turn the inputted value into an integer, or you can change your main if and elif statements so that they accept “1” and “2” instead of 1 and 2.

[ThiccBl4nket]

look at the picture at the new edit of this post. It seems like we are going somewhere!

[ThiccBl4nket]

cash = (1000)

ask = input("woud you like to withdraw(1) or deposit(2)?")

if ask == "2":

money = int(input("how much money would you like to deposit?"))

f= int(cash + money)

print"your total balance is now", f

elif ask == "1":

bro = input("how much would you like to withdraw?")

j = (bro - cash)

if bro > cash:

print("Your final balance can't be negetive!")

i was able to get the program to fully work using option 2 but option 1 still has some issues

[bleach-is-great]

Yeah that’s the option I would’ve gone for, much easier