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Homework #10

A Fully Object-Oriented
Application

PRESENTED BY

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A Banking System
- A bank has accounts.
- These accounts can be Credit, Current (or Checking) and Savings.
- Each account has a number and balance, and supports withdrawals and
deposits.
- Current accounts give 1% interest, whilst savings accounts give 2%
interest.
- Savings accounts can be used as Loan Accounts (amongst other accounts
not mentioned here), and can support a loan up to 40% of the account’s
balance.

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A Banking System
Create a system that:
- Represents all the information on the previous slide in an object-oriented
way.
- Allows a cashier to
• Create an account.
• View accounts.
• Run a process to add interest to all accounts.
• Withdraw/deposit to an account.
• Ensures that all accounts have a unique account number.

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