Introduction to C++

Jonah Warren
jonah AT parsons DOT edu
http://www.feedtank.com/2005/cpp

Homework 8

(Please email me if you have any questions.)

• Review class code here.
• Read chapter 10 in C++ Primer Plus (if you didn't last time, which you probably didn't if you were working on your midterm).
• Define a class to represent a bank account.
• The class's variables should be private. They should include:
• Account owner's name.
• Account number.
• PIN number.
• Checking account balance.
• Savings account balance.
• Create a constuctor that allows you (the programmer) to set all of these variables.
• Create a bool function that checks to see if a given PIN number is correct.
• Create a void function that allows the user to make a deposit (to either checking or savings).
• Create a void function that allows the user to make a withdrawal (from either checking or savings).
• Create a void function that allows the user to transfer money from checking to savings.
• Create a void function that allows the user to transfer money from savings to checking.



• Now write a program that uses this object. You can set all the bank variables in your program. It will probably look something like this:
  
  BankAcct myAcct = BankAcct('Jonah Warren', 7845983443, 7593, 2341.34, 1265.03);
  
  FINALLY, create an ATM program... kind of like a normal ATM experience, without the card swiping part. Allow them to make deposits, withdrawals and transfer money. The more realistic / features the better. (i.e. 'Do you want to complete another transaction?')