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Project Title: Sample Banking System

1. Introduction:
The Sample Banking System project is a simple console-based application developed in C.
This system allows users to simulate basic banking operations, including deposits,
withdrawals, and balance checks. It provides a streamlined interface for account holders to
manage their bank accounts and keep track of their transaction history.

2. Objective:
The primary objective of the project is to demonstrate how a basic banking system can be
implemented using C programming. The project aims to:

● Simulate core banking functions such as deposits, withdrawals, and balance


checking.
● Provide users with a simple interface to handle transactions.
● Maintain a transaction history for reference.

3. Scope:
The system is designed for individual users who can perform the following operations:

● Deposit money into their account.


● Withdraw money from their account, subject to available balance.
● Check their current balance.
● View a list of past transactions.

The application runs on a command-line interface, ensuring simplicity and ease of use. This
project focuses on basic functionality without addressing advanced banking features like
account transfers, interest calculations, or multi-user support.

4. Key Features:
● Deposit: Users can add a specified amount to their account balance.
● Withdraw: Users can withdraw funds if the balance is sufficient; otherwise, they
receive an error message.
● Balance Check: Users can view their current balance at any time.
● Transaction History: The system maintains a record of all transactions (deposits
and withdrawals) for the current session.

5. Technical Aspects:
● Programming Language: C
● Data Structures:
○ Arrays are used to store transaction history.
○ Pointers are used to manage account balance updates.
● Control Structures: Loops (do-while) and conditional statements (switch, if-
else) control the flow of the application.
● Functions: The project uses modular programming with functions for each operation,
including deposit, withdraw, check_balance, and display_transactions.
6. Modules:
● Main Menu: Provides options for deposit, withdrawal, balance check, and exiting the
system.
● Deposit Module: Allows the user to add funds to their account and updates the
transaction history.
● Withdrawal Module: Facilitates the withdrawal of funds, ensuring that the balance is
sufficient.
● Balance Check Module: Displays the current account balance.
● Transaction History Module: Logs and displays a list of all transactions performed
during the session.

7. Conclusion:
This project serves as an educational example of how to implement basic banking
operations in C. It illustrates the use of control flow, functions, and data structures to create a
functional, albeit simple, banking system. The modular approach makes it easy to extend the
project for additional banking functionalities in the future.

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