Project
Simple Banking System (Python)
Hard
3319 completions
~ 16 hours
4.6Find out how the banking system works and learn about SQL and databases. See how the Luhn algorithm can help us avoid mistakes when entering the card number and learn basic OOP concepts such as classes.
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JetBrains Academy
About
Everything goes digital these days, and so does money. Today, most people have credit cards, which saves us time and energy and protects us from unnecessary stress. Cards make our lives easier in so many ways to carry a wallet full of cash to providing consumer protection. In this project, you will develop a simple banking system with a database.
Training project
This project allows you to practice and strengthen your coding skills, helping you get ready for more advanced tasks ahead.
What you'll learn
Once you choose a project, we'll provide you with a study plan that includes all the necessary topics from your course to get it built. Here’s what awaits you:
Find out what a credit card consists of
Implement Luhn Algorithm to check the card number for validity
Create a database and store your data in it
Improve your system by extending its functionality.
Reviews
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Christian Bundtzen1 month ago
I have learned how the following statements work in SQL: SELECT, FROM, WHERE, UPDATE, ADD, COMMIT, ALTER TABLE, CREATE TABLE, DELETE FROM, DROP TABLE. And i have learned about the following concepts: PRIMARY KEY, FOREIGN KEY, Relational Databases. How Tables work and how to alter them. How to change ...
3 months ago
Project was difficult, but I learned a lot. I really tried to use the oop principles in my code, and it was fun to apply the frameworks and and algorithm I had to research on my own.
3 months ago
Unfortunately many mistakes in tests for this project. I had to apply a workaround to pass one of the last tests. And what is the worst there is no direct and simple way to contact support ://// I would expect mor from Hyperskill team especially considering how much Premium costs.
4.6
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