why does he keep printing none??

Hello Osama, The methods you created (deposit and withdraw) uses the self.display() method, which already has a print() function. So, if you print something that already came out from the print function, that would return None. Therefore, you don't have to print self.balance, you just have to "call" it. def deposit(self): money = float(input('How much do you want to deposit?')) self.balance += money self.display() A small piece of advice. If you're just starting on learning how to code, it would help you a lot if you practice on writing a clean code early on. There are many tips you'll find in the course, it wouldn't be additional work. Hope this helps, Carl

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Osama Nawas

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class problem ??

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Carl Angelo Catchola

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class problem ??

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