Consider the starting code: link
Explanation:
- Creating Accounts:
- Default Account: Instantiated using the default constructor. Displays default values.
- John Doe’s Account: Instantiated using the parameterized constructor with specified type, name, and initial balance.
- Transactions:
- Deposit: Adds
$150.0to John Doe’s account. - Withdrawal: Successfully withdraws
$100.0. - Excessive Withdrawal: Attempts to withdraw
$600.0, which exceeds the current balance, demonstrating error handling.
- Deposit: Adds
- Output: Provides clear feedback after each transaction, showing the updated balance and any error messages.
Explanation:
- Creating Accounts:
- Default Account: Instantiated using the default constructor. Displays default values.
- John Doe’s Account: Instantiated using the parameterized constructor with specified type, name, and initial balance.
- Transactions:
- Deposit: Adds
$150.0to John Doe’s account. - Withdrawal: Successfully withdraws
$100.0. - Excessive Withdrawal: Attempts to withdraw
$600.0, which exceeds the current balance, demonstrating error handling.
- Deposit: Adds
- Output: Provides clear feedback after each transaction, showing the updated balance and any error messages.
Next Steps
Can we enhance this Account class by implementing the following features:
- Input Validation Enhancements:
- Prevent negative deposits and withdrawals.
- Ensure that the account type and customer name are valid strings.
- Additional Features:
- Interest Calculation: Implement methods to calculate and apply interest to savings accounts.
- Transaction History: Maintain a log of all transactions (deposits and withdrawals).
- Account ID: Create an automatically generated unique account ID
- Add a account print function that overloads the << operator
- Accounts Container class:
- Add Accounts class to manage a group of account. Allow the adding, updating, deleting, and listing of accounts.
