A beginner-friendly command-line tool to track your income and expenses, view balance summaries, and analyze category-wise spending — all saved persistently in a CSV file.

• ➕ Add income entries with category and description
• ➖ Add expense entries with category and description
• 📋 View all transactions in a clean formatted table
• 📊 View overall summary (total income, expenses, balance)
• 🗂️ Category-wise breakdown of income and expenses
• 🗑️ Clear all data with confirmation prompt
• 💾 Data persists across sessions via budget_data.csv

• Python 3.x
• No external libraries needed (uses only built-in modules)

cd utilities/Budget-Tracker python budget_tracker.py

1. ➕ Add Income
2. ➖ Add Expense
3. 📋 View All Transactions
4. 📊 View Summary
5. 🗂️ Category-wise Breakdown
6. 🗑️ Clear All Data
7. 🚪 Exit

Adding an Expense: Category (e.g. Food, Rent, Salary): Food Description (optional): Lunch Amount (₹): 150 ✅ Expense of ₹150.00 added under 'Food'.

Budget Summary: Total Income : ₹5000.00 Total Expenses: ₹950.00 ✅ Balance : ₹4050.00

Budget-Tracker/ ├── budget_tracker.py
├── budget_data.csv
└── README.md

Note: budget_data.csv is auto-generated on first run.

Contributed as part of GSSoC (GirlScript Summer of Code) Repository: https://github.com/steam-bell-92/python-mini-project