On 19/07/17 20:58, Daniel Bosah wrote:
> class Account:
> def deposit(self,amount):
> if amount > 0:
> self.balance += amount
> self.show_balance()
>
> self.transaction_list.append(....
> def withdrawl(self,amount):
> if 0 < amount <= self.balance:
> self.balance -= amount
> else:
> print "The account must be greater then zero and no more then
> your account balance"
> self.show_balance()
Ignoring the indentation issue, you only write transactions for
deposits. nothing for withdrawals.
> def show_transactions(self):
> for date, amount in self.transaction_list:
> if amount > 0:
> tran_type = "deposited"
> else:
> tran_type = "withdrawn"
> amount *= -1 # to show negative number
> print "{:6} {} on {} (local time was {})".format(amount,
But here you only print for withdrawals but not for deposits.
So you try to print non existent transactions.
> Im using Ubuntu Linux. My problem is that I cannot get show_transactions to
> print out on the console.
Since there shouldn't be any that match that's not surprising.
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