Python personal finance manager project: For this project, I used Python functions such as "Flask", "render_templates", "requests", etc. so that this script sets up a Flask web application for FinTrack, a personal finance manager. It facilitates user authentication through routes for login and logout, ensuring session management with a secret key. Additionally, it establishes a connection to an SQLite database for storing user data. The routes are defined to render the dashboard upon successful login or redirect to the login page if not authenticated. The /login route handles user login via POST request, verifying credentials, and initializing the session. Conversely, the /logout route logs the user out by removing the session. Other routes like /expenses are provided to render specific pages, such as expense tracking, upon authentication. Overall, this script forms the foundation of the FinTrack application, managing user sessions and routing requests for various financial functionalities.
Bill organizer Python project: for this project, I used built-in functions such as csv.DictReader, csv.DictWriter, other functions that I used were class methods,Input/Output Functions so that this script defines a BillOrganizer class that allows users to add, list, and organize bills. Bills are stored in a CSV file (bills.csv by default) containing columns for the name, amount, and due date of each bill. The class methods enable loading existing bills, adding new bills, saving bills to the file, and listing all bills. Additionally, the script provides a simple command-line interface for users to interact with the bill organizer.