Overview Python is fully object-oriented: you can define your own classes, inher

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Overview

Python is fully object-oriented: you can define your own classes, inherit from your own or built-in classes, and instantiate the classes you've defined.

Defining a class in Python is simple. Just define the class and start coding. A Python class starts with the reserved word class, followed by the class name.

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Original Post: Classes are everyday life objects. Think of an object that you use in everyday life, possibly a bank account, ATM machine. Write a simple class and the data attributes. Once you have written the class, write a program that creates objects in relation to the class and stores data in them. You can add as many as you would like.

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Explanation / Answer

Here the simple python code with all the requirements that you stated above

print('Welcome to the Bank ATM')
restart=('Y')
tries = 3
bal = 67.14
while tries >= 0:
    pin = int(input('Please Enter You 4 Digit Pin: '))
    if pin == (1234):
        print('You entered you pin Correctly ')
        while restart not in ('n','NO','no','N'):
            print('Please Press 1 For Your Balance ')
            print('Please Press 2 To Make a Withdrawl ')
            print('Please Press 3 To Pay in ')
            print('Please Press 4 To Return Card ')
            option = int(input('What Would you like to choose?'))
            if option == 1:
                print('Your Balance is £',bal,' ')
                restart = input('Would You you like to go back? ')
                if restart in ('n','NO','no','N'):
                    print('Thank You')
                    break
            elif option == 2:
                option2 = ('y')
                withdrawl = float(input('How Much Would you like to    
withdraw? £10/£20/£40/£60/£80/£100 for other enter 1: '))
                if withdrawl in [10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100]:
                    bal = bal - withdrawl
                    print (' Your Balance is now £',bal)
                    restart = input('Would You you like to go back? ')
                    if restart in ('n','NO','no','N'):
                        print('Thank You')
                        break
                elif withdrawl != [10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100]:
                    print('Invalid Amount, Please Re-try ')
                    restart = ('y')
                elif withdrawl == 1:
                    withdrawl = float(input('Please Enter Desired amount:'))  

            elif option == 3:
                Pay_in = float(input('How Much Would You Like To Pay In? '))
                bal = bal + Pay_in
                print (' Your Balance is now £',bal)
                restart = input('Would You you like to go back? ')
                if restart in ('n','NO','no','N'):
                    print('Thank You')
                    break
            elif option == 4:
                print('Please wait whilst your card is Returned... ')
                print('Thank you for you service')
                break
            else:
                print('Please Enter a correct number. ')
                restart = ('y')
    elif pin != ('1234'):
        print('Incorrect Password')
        tries = tries - 1
        if tries == 0:
            print(' No more tries')
            break

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