<= not supported but I already use int as an input

[vonits23]

Here's my code.

userlist = "Angelo","Luigi","Russell"
userlist2 = "Von", "Enzo", "R-Cel"

#date_exp = '4-8-2032'

#date = datetime.strptime(date_exp)

class SharedBankAccount:
    
    
    def __init__ (self,userlist,userlist2):
        #self.acctage = age
        self.listofusers = userlist
        self.listofusers2 = userlist2
        self.bankBalance = 0.0
      
        
    def AccountNo (self):
        
        #import random

        #account_number = random.randint(5,10)

        #for i in range(12):
            #account_number = random.randint(1,10)
            print ("The 1st account number is : 009223" )
            print ("The 2nd account number is : 009224")
            
            
    def listofUsers (self):
        print ("1st list of users : {}" .format(self.listofusers))
        print ("2nd of list of users : {}" .format(self.listofusers2))
        
    def Balance (self,balance):
        self.bankBalance = "0" + str(balance)
        print ("The Available balance is ",balance)
        
        
    def DateCreated (self):
        import datetime
        today = datetime.datetime.now()
        print("The Bank Account was created in :",today)
        
    def Withdraw (self):
        amount_withdraw = int(input("Amount to Withdraw : "))
        
        if self.bankBalance <= amount_withdraw:
            self.bankBalance -= amount_withdraw
            print("The amount you withdraw : ",amount_withdraw)
        else:
            print("Error! Insufficient balance")
        
        
    def Deposit(self):
        amount_deposit = int(input("Amount to Deposit : "))
        print(amount_deposit)
            
    #def AccountAge (self,AcctAge):
        #self.acct_age = AcctAge
        
    
    
    
    def AccExp (self):
        from datetime import datetime
        date_exp = '2032-04-08'

        date = datetime.strptime
        print("The account will expire on : ",date_exp)
        #print('Type: ',type(date_exp))
        
    def ShowUsers(self):
        return self
        print("The bank users are {}".format(self.listofusers))
        
    def ShowUsers2(self):
        return self
        print ("The Second bank users are {}" .format(self.listofusers2))
        
    def PrintBankDetails (self):
        print("Details : " .format(self.acc_no))
        
        
        
bankaccount = SharedBankAccount(userlist, userlist2)
#bankaccount2 = SharedBankAccount(userlist, userlist2)
bankaccount.AccountNo()
bankaccount.listofUsers()
bankaccount.Balance(0)
bankaccount.DateCreated()
bankaccount.AccExp()
bankaccount.Withdraw()
bankaccount.Deposit()

Yoriz write Apr-07-2022, 02:48 PM:
Post reverted back as the OP removed everything

Yoriz write Apr-07-2022, 02:36 PM:
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[Yoriz]

This could be the issue ( i have not run your code)

    def Balance (self,balance):
        self.bankBalance = "0" + str(balance)
        print ("The Available balance is ",balance)

is assigning self.bankBalance as a string not a number

[vonits23]

thank you sir it works :)