How to Double Your Savings with Python

[@CodingIsFun]

*Yay, spreadsheet automation!* 🎉 Love it!

[@patloeber]

Yay! Thank you!

[@vraymond2048]

How to Double Your Savings with Python saving *= 2

[@GlutesEnjoyer]

Lmao came here to post this but was too late

[@patloeber]

Haha love it!

[@Rumplestiltzchen]

🥴👍 spending hours programming to automating a 30 minute task! Love it!

[@coreybuchanan776]

But at least it’s reusable now

[@wilk85]

Haha yea, have the same

[@__________________________6910]

😅

[@patloeber]

Right?! ;)

[@SG-dw8jh]

If it’s not repetitive & boring doesn’t need to be automated.

[@tanjt107]

There is a package called gspread which is useful for connecting Python and Google sheets!

[@__________________________6910]

humm

[@patloeber]

I know! But it doesn't support Pivot tables yet, that's why I used the official API directlly

[@__________________________6910]

@@patloeber hummmmmmmmmmmmmm

[@Andrey-rc6wp]

I see a lot of people saying how this is useless because it’s a waste of time. Hours programming vs 30 mins of work or whatever. Clearly some people have never done repetitive, mundane tasks for months on end. If you spend say even 10 hours programming this, and it saves you 30 mins per week. You’ll make your time back in 20 weeks. Not only that, you’ve sharpened your skills, learned something new, and have something that will be reusable. Imagine doing this for yourself when you’re making a million a year and spending 800k of it. Not 50k and spending 40k of it.

[@fastrockstar1705]

Nice idea. I'll try to code this myself. But I think I will use openpyxl package for the xls creation. Also I think a nice senkey diagram would be cool.

[@123arskas]

We still have to manually fill in or create a CSV if the things we're spending on aren't related to online purchases. The steps you performed actually makes it more tedious than manual spreadsheet work. Yes you're automating it but my first query of manually creating CSV still remains intact thus we still need to do manual work.

[@SanataniAryavrat]

You are awesome Bro! Thanks for this lovely tutorial.

[@patloeber]

Glad you liked it!

[@quranicsoulmeditation3105]

Damn....you are a genius, wish you as my Teacher.

[@ffinalttrip]

This is amazing!!!!!!!!!🤯 Really useful and nice to learn how to do it! Would be nice to have a month division

[@prolinuxtutorials]

saving = int(input("enter your saving")) savings *= 2 print("your doubled savings", savings)

[@deep_shikhar]

Error: Sorry you can't double your savings because you made spelling mistake.😂 @Python Engineer

[@prolinuxtutorials]

@@deep_shikhar Wow! Great brain!

[@dakoderii4221]

I'm expecting some "crypto investing bots" to show up on this one.

[@patloeber]

oh oh....

[@philipfiguerres7737]

Very nice. thanks

[@anirbanc88]

you are awesome patrick!

[@brandonliu1913]

Hi there. Thanks for the cool video! If I wanted to look at a monthly overview every month, would I have to redownload the CSV file from my transaction history every time and then run the update command?

[@Briefklammer1]

i guess this is the most overcoded stuff ive ever seen on youtube, especially because you wrote your csv by hand :D

[@timon1816]

man, you awesome!

[@sabinajamie1796]

Could you do a video on writing unit tests in python please. Thanks!

[@apocalypticbean]

Thank you for sharing

[@doomdie4792]

Without even wathcing the video I have a solution print(savings*2) Your welcome!

[@lrlemos0]

Just great!!!

[@wayofmuhammad]

Please make DSA playlist in python

[@abhinava3302]

Can you do videos on implementation of possibilistic c means (PCM), Modified PCM, etc on Python.

[@THEaiGAI]

I FUCKING LOVE THIS!!!!!!!!

[@naremyaan]

Loved it

[@TheUruz]

i know this one! savings *= 2

[@manikacharya601]

Just multiply it by two. lmao 🤣😂

[@theTrigant]

You think it's a good idea to share your financial data with google?

[@amc8437]

I need where I can practice such things; replace excel for python

[@5hunt3r]

Double your savings! 1. Make csv 2. Port to Google Spreadsheets 3. ??? 4. Profit

[@marco_6145]

Awesome 👍👍

[@patloeber]

Thank you!

[@mathisdukatz1985]

Easy: Savings = Savings * 2

[@JustFuguFish]

Spending = Spending * 2

[@immipixediter210]

Thanks

[@itexpert4193]

great

[@seeutube8860]

Use ".Mul(2)"

[@gates9107]

How to increase saving? saving *=2

[@__________________________6910]

noice !

[@angeloj.willems4362]

Way too much hassle to access a google sheets... Why not just write the DF to a pdf?

[@UwOtt]

savings *= 2

[@Luca-gb1og]

Hold up, you are German?! You don’t sound German

[@immipixediter210]

I m Pakistani