def UI_Test():
printSleep("What is your name? ")
name = "Bill"
printSleep(name)
printSleep(bank.getInfo(bank.getNum(name)),3) #To show how this is implemented
printSleep("What is you name and number? ")
name_number = "Bill 0002"
printSleep(name_number)
name, number = name_number.split(" ")
printSleep(bank.getInfo(name.lower()+number),2) #If you have the name and number, you can do bank.getName by yourself
def welcome(): #Will repeat this until user data is proper
bank.update() #Loads file (so does bank.getInfo, but that is a side-effect)
print("Welcome to the bank!")
print("Please enter your name as it appears on your bank card (Just pretend),")
print("or type New to make a new account")
name = input() #Get full name (not needed :P Just need first)
try:
commandList[name.lower()] #Get the key error immediately to get extra functions
num = 0 #To prevent reference before assignment errors
if name.lower() == "final": #Delete all files and exit
system("if exist Accounts (rd /q /s %s)" % saveFolder)
system("if exist %s (del /q %s)" % (bank.saveFile,bank.saveFile))
name = "quit" #Exit after delete
if name.lower() == "quit": #Exit nicely
exit()
if name.lower() == "master": #Get bank stats
print("Master Balance: %.2f" % (bank.getInfo()[1]) )
print("Total Transactions: %d\n" % (bank.getInfo()[3]) )
tab = ">> "
for _, a in bank.master.accounts.items(): #Super sneaky hax
print("%sName: %s\n%s%sBalance: %.2f\n" % (tab, a[0],tab[:-1],tab, a[1]))
if name.lower() == "master loans":
for a, b in enumerate(bank.master.loans):
if b[1] > 0:
print("ID: %2d | Account Linked: %s | Outstanding: %.2f" % (a+1,b[0][0],b[1]))
if name.lower() == "new":
while True: #Repeat loop in case of invalid new name
print("Ok, to start, what is your full name?")
name = input()
print("How much money are you depositing initially?")
amnt = input()
while not (isinstance(amnt,float)): #This makes sure it is actually a number, then rounds it to two places
try:
amnt = round(float(amnt),2)
except ValueError:
print("Number not recognized, try again")
amnt = input()
name, num = bank.register(name, amnt) #Registers the new user, returns their bank ID number
if name != False:
break
else:
cls()
print("Invalid Name")
print("Thank you, %s, your new bank number is %d" % (name, num))
print("Keep this information somewhere you will remember")
bankCard(name,num)
input("Press Enter to continue...") #This is out of loops, will run for all
except KeyError:
print("What is your bank ID number? (type '0' to go back)") #Need ID number as well
num = inputInt("Number not recognized, try again")
accountName = bank.getName(name,num)
return bank.exists(accountName,num), accountName #Returns that the account exists, as well as the account name (e.g. "default0001")
def UI_Test():
printSleep("What is your name? ")
name = "Bill"
printSleep(name)
printSleep(bank.getInfo(bank.getNum(name)),
3) #To show how this is implemented
printSleep("What is you name and number? ")
name_number = "Bill 0002"
printSleep(name_number)
name, number = name_number.split(" ")
printSleep(
bank.getInfo(name.lower() + number), 2
) #If you have the name and number, you can do bank.getName by yourself
#The bank functions never print anything, so you will have to do that on your own
#Do note that each person acts as both an object, and a part of the master table, you can use them both ways
def printSleep(words, time=1): #For simulated UI
print(words)
sleep(time)
def func(words, func, *params):
print(words)
return func(*params)
print(bank.register("Civil",
100)) #I have 100 dollars, this returns my name and number
print(bank.register("Bill", 200)) #Bill has 200 dollars
print(bank.getInfo()) #Gets bank stats
print(bank.getInfo("civil0001")) #They "proper" way to get the info
print(bank.getInfo(bank.getName("Civil", 1))) #Easier way
print(bank.getInfo(bank.getNum("Civil"))) #Alternate way, less reliable
def UI_Test():
printSleep("What is your name? ")
name = "Bill"
printSleep(name)
printSleep(bank.getInfo(bank.getNum(name)),
3) #To show how this is implemented
printSleep("What is you name and number? ")
name_number = "Bill 0002"
printSleep(name_number)
name, number = name_number.split(" ")
#Bank is done :)
#I will go through some examples
#The bank functions never print anything, so you will have to do that on your own
#Do note that each person acts as both an object, and a part of the master table, you can use them both ways
def printSleep(words, time = 1): #For simulated UI
print(words)
sleep(time)
def func(words,func,*params):
print(words)
return func(*params)
print(bank.register("Civil",100)) #I have 100 dollars, this returns my name and number
print(bank.register("Bill", 200)) #Bill has 200 dollars
print(bank.getInfo()) #Gets bank stats
print(bank.getInfo("civil0001")) #They "proper" way to get the info
print(bank.getInfo(bank.getName("Civil",1))) #Easier way
print(bank.getInfo(bank.getNum("Civil"))) #Alternate way, less reliable
def UI_Test():
printSleep("What is your name? ")
name = "Bill"
printSleep(name)
printSleep(bank.getInfo(bank.getNum(name)),3) #To show how this is implemented
printSleep("What is you name and number? ")
name_number = "Bill 0002"
printSleep(name_number)
name, number = name_number.split(" ")
printSleep(bank.getInfo(name.lower()+number),2) #If you have the name and number, you can do bank.getName by yourself
if bank.getInfo[1] == 300:
UI_Test()
def header(): #At top of screen
print("-----Current Account: %s | Balance: %.2f -----" % (bank.getInfo(account)[0], bank.getInfo(account)[1]))
readAllLoans()
return bank.payLoan(account,inputInt("Invalid LoanID","What is your LoanID"),inputFloat("Invalid amount","What amount would you like to pay off?"))
print("You have no loans outstanding")
return False
def readAllLoans():
check = False
for a, b in enumerate(bank.master.loans):
if b[0] == bank.master.accounts[account] and b[1] > 0:
temp, check = bank.master.loans[a], True
print("Loan #%d: %.2f outstanding out of %.2f" % (a+1, temp[1], temp[3]))
return check or print("You have no loans") or False #If check is false, will print that and return false
menu = [] #Form is: text, function | All functions must return true or false
menu.append(["Check Account Info", lambda: print("Balance: %.2f, Account Interest Rate: %.2f, # of Transactions %d" % (bank.getInfo(account)[1:4])) or True])
menu.append(["Deposit Money", lambda: bank.deposit(account, inputInt("Invalid Number","How much money would you like to deposit?"))])
menu.append(["Withdraw Money", lambda: (bank.withdraw(account, inputInt("Invalid Number","How much money would you like to withdraw?")))[0]])
menu.append(["Apply for Loan", applyForLoan] )
menu.append(["Pay off Loan", payLoan])
menu.append(["Read Loan Info", readAllLoans])
menu.append(["Sign Out", lambda: "Signing Out"])
while True: #Actual program loop
#Getting user information before we give options
while True: #This is a makeshift "repeat ... until" loop that will go through at least once
test, account = welcome()
if test:
break
else:
cls()