I watched your Object Oriented Python video on classes and objects. What do you think of my method?

main.py

#!/usr/bin/env/python3 def main(): from account import Account a = Account() print("") a.acct_type("Checking") a.acct_num("001234569988") a.beg_balance(5000.75) a.deposit(102.33) a.withdraw(535.26) a.withdraw(245.81) a.deposit(1199.65) a.withdraw(414.31) if __name__ == "__main__": main()

account.py

#!/usr/bin/env/python3 class Account: def __init__(self): self.transactions = [] def acct_type(self, Acct_Type): Acct_Type = ('Account Type', Acct_Type) print("Your account type is {}".format(Acct_Type[1])) def beg_balance(self, balance): global total total = 0.00 balance = ('Beginning Balance', balance) print("Your beginning balance is $ {:.02f}".format(balance[1])) print("") total = balance[1] def acct_num(self, Acct_Num): Acct_Num = ('Account Type', Acct_Num) print("Your account number is {}".format((Acct_Num[1]))) def withdraw(self, amount): global total print("current total is {:.02f}".format(total)) transaction = ('withdraw', amount) self.transactions.append(transaction) print("Your transaction {} was for ${:.02f}".format(transaction[0], transaction[1])) total -=amount print("Your new balance is ${:.02f}".format(total)) print("") def deposit(self, amount): global total print("current total is {:.02f}".format(total)) transaction = ('deposit', amount) self.transactions.append(transaction) print("Your transaction {} was for ${:.02f}".format(transaction[0], transaction[1])) total +=amount print("Your new balance is ${:.02f}".format(total)) print("")

output

/home/michael/PycharmProjects/ClassesObjects/venv/bin/python /home/michael/PycharmProjects/ClassesObjects/main.py Your account type is Checking Your account number is 001234569988 Your beginning balance is $ 5000.75 current total is 5000.75 Your transaction deposit was for $102.33 Your new balance is $5103.08 current total is 5103.08 Your transaction withdraw was for $535.26 Your new balance is $4567.82 current total is 4567.82 Your transaction withdraw was for $245.81 Your new balance is $4322.01 current total is 4322.01 Your transaction deposit was for $1199.65 Your new balance is $5521.66 current total is 5521.66 Your transaction withdraw was for $414.31 Your new balance is $5107.35 Process finished with exit code 0

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@ali-elmi,

We've not received any plan from our lab vendor partner about a roadmap yet on labs for those courses yet. So in our attempt to aid with demand we've attached the previous ROUTE,SWITCH and TSHOOT labs to our CCNP Enterprise course offerings.

On the questions, I'm not exactly sure what you're referring to. If there are question in the attached labs, they are not directly correlated to the current exam objectives but may help you with different topics related to the current exam though.

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Hope that helps.

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@chaune-weekes,

My apologies as to the tardiness to answer you. This is uncharacteristic of our team but we do have posts that slip past us before we realized and this is one of those.

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@Lishay-Coplin

https://askubuntu.com/questions/31286/additional-keyrings-for-apt-in-trusted-gpg-d

Keys downloaded from repositories should be joint into a new GPG keyring so you can drop them into '/etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d/*.gpg', like this:

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sudo cp Opera.gpg /etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d/Opera.gpg