Code a Monthly Budget Calculator Program! Functional and Practical Beginner Python Project Tutorial!

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In this video you can learn how to create a program that receives user inputs for monthly income and expenses, perform mathematical operations on inputs of varying data types, and then run functions to calculate the margin of either surplus or deficit!

This is a great tutorial for anyone just beginning with python or any object oriented programming as it exposes viewers to a number of rudimentary coding concepts such as data types, inputs and outputs, for and while loops, mathematical operations, string concatenation and more!

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[Ugufugu]

I'm about to build my budget app as a total beginner. I have already prepared some views and what it should look like in general. I was just missing the logic behind it. It's actually hard to find a proper budget app tutorials in Python on YT, I was really struggling to find one. Thank you for this video, because now I how the idea, the logic behind the frontend to actually develop it :)
I know it might be simple what you showed us, but still it helped me a lot :)
Take care!

[juan-]

Just created my first budget calculator on visual studio thanks to this video. Thanks brodie !

[lukeboudreaux]

Your channel isn't very big but it was very helpful. You explained everything very clear to where every question i thought i had, you answered it without me asking. Great stuff.

[chaserb]

Thank you, I just got started with programming a few months ago I want to build myself something very similar to this and everybody else seems to be hyper focused on expense trackers!

[BecksBravo]

Great video! Thanks for making it. It was very insightful for me! 😊

[onaucc]

That's cool and very insightful.
I would, however, love to see how one would go about:
1. integrating all of this with a GUI, so that i'd have Buttons / input fields, where i can klick on and add an expense / cathegory or some button to add a expense, where then a Pop-Up window opens, where you can put in the number and also select the cathegory
2. how to take that Data and save it, so that next time you open the program, everything's still there. So that you can contiously track all of that. Probably in Excel? I've seen that you have a Vid regarding that, so i'll watch that next :)

I've just found your Channel through this Video, and i'm looking forward to watch more of your stuff, since i'm a musician myself and find the interaction between Python and Audio Production very interesting :)

[mattambivert]

Perfect tutorial for a beginner like myself! Thank you!

[danicalifornia_]

When I get to the housing, utilities, food, etc when I’m going to run the program, it says that variable is undefined

[GopiKumarVendra]

Hi, I am looking for python programming on Database. You have any sample videos for the same?

[willwillcode]

So much for buying calculators here we go!😂