Looking for Feedback on My Personal Finance Tool in Python
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CuriousCoder99
Hey everyone! I'm pretty new to Python and I spent about a day developing a personal finance analysis tool called M.I.L.O. I'd love to hear your thoughts on my code and any advice you might have on how to improve it or what I should tackle next. Here's a glimpse of the code I've put together:
```python
import pandas as pd
import os as os
import shutil as shutil
# Function to display menu
def menu():
print("💰 Hi I'm M.I. L. O - Your Personal Finance Analysis 💰")
print("1. 📊 View Financial Analysis")
print("2. 💳 Upload New Statement")
print("3. 💸 Set Budget")
print("4. 📈 View/Export Reports")
print("5. ⚙️ Settings")
print("6. 🚪 Exit")
choice = input("💬 Enter your choice: ")
return choice
```
I have a few functionalities already working, like uploading statements and viewing analyses. Any feedback, especially from more experienced Python users, would be greatly appreciated!
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Hey, the formatting doesn't do it justice, but I suggest learning about type checkers like Mypy and a linter like Ruff. They'll really teach you good Python practices. If youโre into command-line interfaces, give `argparse` or `typer` a try. Youโll definitely improve your script with those!
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Wow, this looks absolutely incredible for just one day of work! Keep it up!
JokeMaster23: Step #2: Profit!
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ArgparseLover92: I agree, `argparse` is great, but donโt forget to check out `click` too!