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Build a Personal Budget Report with Python Collections and Iterables
In this code lab, you will create different budget reports for your spending data using Python collections, iterables, and iterators.
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Count Expenses by Category
In this module we will read in our spending data and display the categories with the most purchases in a graph. ### Solution The solution can be found in the
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Create the BudgetList class to Display Budget Overages
To track expenses that are within budget, we're going to create a class that has one list for in-budget expenses and another list for overages. We'll also make an iterator for this class so that it can seamlessly iterate over both lists.
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Finish Making BudgetList an Iterable
In this module we'll finish creating the BudgetList class to add an iterator that is able to loop through both the expenses and overages list.
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Categorizing expenses into separate sets
In this module we're going to categorize our spending data into different sets. This will set everything up so that we can chart a comparison between different spending categories in the next module.
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Timing Set Comprehension and Plotting Categories
In this module, we will use the Python timeit module to time whether categorizing expenses was faster using a for loop or set comprehension. Then we will create a pie chart that compares the different spending categories.
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