Py: 12. Basic ATM Functionality

Just Giving it a try for the basic functionality of an ATM, Here I came up with some nasty bunch of code hope will help you in understanding the basic concept of programming in py.

Step 1: Just Copy paste the code below in a file and save it with extension .py

def atm():

print("Welcome to HDFC Bank ATM");

pin= int(input("Enter 4 Digit PIN:"))

base_amount=10000;

choice=0;

update_amount=base_amount

while(choice!=3):

if(pin==1111):

print("Welcome Mohit");

if(choice==0):

print("Your Account Balance is:",base_amount);

print("Enter Your Choice to continue:");

choice= int(input("1 For Deposit \n2 For Withdrawl \n3 For Exit:\n"))

if(choice==1):

amount_to_deposit= int(input("Enter the amount to be deposited:"))

update_amount=update_amount+amount_to_deposit;

print("Amount updated and the New Amount is:",update_amount);

if(choice==2):

amount_to_withdrawl= int(input("Enter the amount to be withdrawl:"))

update_amount=update_amount-amount_to_withdrawl;

print("Amount updated and the New Amount is:",update_amount);

atm();

The Output:

Now Cheers !😊

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