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Java Case Study Framework - I

The document describes a framework for modeling bank accounts in Java using abstract classes and polymorphism. It defines abstract BankAcc, SavingAcc, and CurrentAcc classes with common properties and methods like withdraw() and toString(). Concrete subclasses MMSavingAcc and MMCurrentAcc extend these to represent specific account types for a MoneyMoney Bank application. The document provides details on implementing factories and driver code to instantiate and use the account objects.

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Java Case Study Framework - I

The document describes a framework for modeling bank accounts in Java using abstract classes and polymorphism. It defines abstract BankAcc, SavingAcc, and CurrentAcc classes with common properties and methods like withdraw() and toString(). Concrete subclasses MMSavingAcc and MMCurrentAcc extend these to represent specific account types for a MoneyMoney Bank application. The document provides details on implementing factories and driver code to instantiate and use the account objects.

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Java Case Study I

Framework for Bank

Design a simple framework for Bank Application to represent Saving Accounts


and Current Accounts.
Use the framework to design application for MoneyMoney Bank.

Objectives
To understand the concept of framework in application development.
Areas of application for Abstract classes, abstract methods etc.
Polymorphism and its uses,
Final fields and Lazy Initialization
Getter and Setter methods
Lazy Binding of methods

<<ABSTRACT>>
Framework BankAcc
-int accNo
-int accNm
<<ABSTRACT>> -int accBal
BankFactory
+void withdraw(float)
SavingAcc getNewSavingAccount() +void deposite(float)
CurrentAcc getNewCurrentAccount() +String toString()

<<ABSTRACT>> <<ABSTRACT>>
SavingAcc CurrentAcc
+boolean isSalary float creditLimit
+void withdraw(float) +void withdraw(float)
+String toString() +String toString()

MMBankFactory MMSavingAcc MMCurrentAcc

SavingAcc getNewSavingAccount()
+void withdraw(float) +void withdraw(float)
CurrentAcc getNewCurrentAccount()
+String toString() +String toString()

Application part for Bank

Design following class structures for framework

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1. Abstract BankAcc: An abstract class to represent a bank account.
Fields Access Type Property
accNo private int Read Only
accNm private String Read-Write
accBal private float Read Only

Constructors Access Parameters


public AccNo, accNm, accBal

Methods Access Return Type Parameters Particulars


withdraw public void float
deposite public void float
toString public String Overridden

2. Abstract SavingAcc extends BankAcc: An abstract class to represent specific


case of Saving Account. It extends BankAcc. The overridden withdraw method
of the class must not allow withdrawal below minimum balance in the account.
Fields Access Type Property Particulars
isSalaried private boolean Read Only
MINBAL private float Read Only static final

Constructors Access Parameters


public AccNo, accNm, accBal, isSalaried

Methods Access Return Type Parameters Particulars


withdraw public void float Overridden
toString public String Overridden

3. Abstract CurrentAcc extends BankAcc: An abstract class to represent specific


case of Current Account. It extends BankAcc. The overridden withdrawal
method of the class must not allow withdrawal below sum of balance and the
credit limit for the account.
Fields Access Type Property Particulars
creditLimit private float Read Only final

Constructors Access Parameters Particulars


public AccNo, accNm, accBal, Lazy initialization
creditLimit for creditLimit.

Methods Access Return Type Parameters Particulars


withdraw public void float Overridden
toString public String Overridden

4. Abstract BankFactory: An abstract class having necessary factory methods to


instantiate new Saving or Current types of accounts.

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Methods Access Return Type Parameters
getNewSavingAcc public SavingAcc AccNo, accNm, accBal, isSalaried
getNewCurrentAcc public CurrentAcc AccNo, accNm, accBal,
creditLimit

Design following class structures for application part


5. Concrete MMSavingAcc: A concrete class representing bank specific Saving
Account. It extends SavingAcc.
Fields Access Type Property Particulars
MINBAL private float Read Only static final

Constructors Access Parameters


public AccNo, accNm, accBal, isSalaried

Methods Access Return Type Parameters Particulars


withdraw public void float Overridden
toString public String Overridden

6. Concrete MMCurrentAcc: A concrete class representing bank specific Current


Account. It extends CurrentAcc.
Constructors Access Parameters Particulars
public AccNo, accNm, accBal, Lazy initialization
creditLimit for creditLimit.

Methods Access Return Type Parameters Particulars


withdraw public void float Overridden
toString public String Overridden

7. Concrete MMBankFactory: A concrete class having complete implementation of


necessary factory methods to instantiate MMSavingAcc and MMCurrentAcc. It
extends BankFactory.
Methods Access Return Type Parameters
getNewSavingAcc public MMSavingAcc AccNo, accNm, accBal,
isSalaried
getNewCurrentAcc public MMCurrentAcc AccNo, accNm, accBal,
creditLimit

8. The Entry point for application part: Design an entry point for the application to
test working of a framework.
a. Assign instance of MMBankFactory to BankFactory reference.
b. Instantiate MMSavingAcc and refer it through reference SavingAcc.
c. Instantiate MMCurrentAcc and refer it through reference CurrentAcc.
d. Invoke withdraw() method.
e. Invoke toString() method.

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