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//Create a plan for BankAccount objects - blueprint-

public class BankAccount {

// Attributes, Instance(Non-Static) Variables, properties, or Fields


private String customerName; // private for Data Encapsulation
private String password;
private int age;
private double balance;

//Static Variable, static field or class variable


private static String bankName = "SNB";
private static int totalCustomer;
private static double totalCash;

//No-Argument Constructor
//set all variables to default values
public BankAccount (){
totalCustomer++;
}

//Overloading constructor
public BankAccount(String customerName, String password){
this.customerName = customerName; //this.customerName refers to the instance variable
this.password = password; //customerName refers to the local variable, formal parameter

totalCustomer++;
}

//Overloading constructor
public BankAccount(String n, double b){
customerName = n;
balance = b;

totalCustomer++;
totalCash += b;
}

//constructor with 3 parameters


public BankAccount(String n, double b, String p){
this(n,b);
password = p;
}

//create public methods to access instance or class variables in other classes


//Get or Accessor Methods
public String getName() // it is not static because it is different from one customer to another
{
return customerName;
}

public String getPassword()


{
return password;
}

public int getAge()


{
return age;
}

public double getBalance()


{
return balance;
}

public static String getBankName() {


return bankName;
}

public static int getTotalCustomer() {


return totalCustomer;
}
//Set methods or Mutator Methods --> Restarts/update fields/ return type is always void
//set methods are troubleshooters
//custo1.setName("Mariam");
public void setCustomerName(String customerName)
{
this.customerName = customerName;
}

public void setPassword(String p)


{
password = p;
}

public void setAge(int a )


{
age = a;
}

public void setBalance(double b)


{
balance = b;
}

public static void setBankName(String bank) {


bankName = bank;
}

//Other mutator methods


public void withdraw(double amount)
{
if(balance>=amount){
balance-=amount;
totalCash -= amount;
}
}

public void deposit(double amount)


{
balance+=amount;
totalCash += amount;
}

//when the Customer object is printed, the compiler automatically calls this method
//System.out.println(custo1); is equivalent to System.out.println(custo1.toString());
public String toString() {

return "Customer Name: " + this.customerName


+ "\nCustomer Balance: " + this.balance + "\n";
}

//custo1.transfer(custo2, 500);
//If custo2 contains LocA, then otherCustomer accepts the reference LocA * /
//otherCustomer = LocA
//this keyword refers to the object(custo1) that calls the method
public void transfer(BankAccount otherCustomer, double amount) {

// this.withdraw(amount);
// otherCustomer.deposit(amount);

// withdraw(amount); --> the compiler will add a default this keyword at runtime
// otherCustomer.deposit(amount);

this.balance -= amount;
otherCustomer.balance += amount;
}
//Reset the balance and return the remaining amount before the reset
public double resetBalance(){
//implementation
double temp = this.balance;
this.balance = 0;

return temp;
}
}
public class BankAccountTest {

public static void main(String[] args) {

java.util.Scanner input = new java.util.Scanner(System.in);

//Invoking the default constructor


BankAccount customer1 = new BankAccount();
BankAccount customer2 = new BankAccount();

//customer 1
customer1.setCustomerName("Mahmoud");
customer1.setBalance(500000);
customer1.setPassword("My1234");

//customer 2
customer2.setCustomerName("Fares");
customer2.setBalance(0.01);
customer2.setPassword("My973947");

System.out.println("\nCustomer 1: " + customer1 ); // customer1.toString()


System.out.println("\nCustomer 2: " + customer2);

//Money transfer
customer1.transfer(customer2, 100000);

System.out.println("\nCustomer 1: " + customer1 ); // customer1.toString()


System.out.println("\nCustomer 2: " + customer2);

//Invoking the constructor with parameter


BankAccount customer3 = new BankAccount("Nassier", 76000,"aaoR");

//modifying field through set method


customer3.setCustomerName("Nasier");

//User-input
System.out.println("Enter the customer name: ");
String name = input.nextLine();
System.out.println("Enter the customer password: ");
String pass = input.nextLine();

BankAccount customer4 = new BankAccount(name,pass);

//Static variable
BankAccount.setBankName("Nojoud Bank");
System.out.println(customer1.getBankName()); // the same copy on all objects
System.out.println(customer2.getBankName());

// print details
System.out.println("\nCustomer 1: " + customer1 ); // customer1.toString()
System.out.println("\nCustomer 2: " + customer2);
System.out.println("\nCustomer 3: " + customer3);
System.out.println("\nCustomer 4: " + customer4);

System.out.println("\n\nTotal Customers: " + BankAccount.getTotalCustomer());


}

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