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Assignment 2

Banking System

Instructions:

You are tasked with developing a simple banking system program in C++ that allows users to create bank
accounts, deposit and withdraw funds, check balances, and perform other operations. Your program
should incorporate the following features:

1. BankAccount Class:

 The BankAccount class represents individual bank accounts and should have private
member variables for account number, balance, and owner's name.

 Implement constructors to initialize the account with default values and with user-
defined values. Ensure proper initialization of member variables using constructor
initializer lists.

 Implement a destructor to release any dynamically allocated memory.

 Use appropriate access specifiers to encapsulate data and methods effectively.

2. Transactions:

 Implement methods to deposit and withdraw funds from the account. Ensure that
withdrawal is only allowed if the balance is sufficient.

 Use pointer(s) to manage transactions history (e.g., an array of transaction objects).


Implement appropriate memory management techniques to handle dynamic memory
allocation.

3. Static Attribute and Methods:

 Introduce a static attribute to keep track of the total number of accounts created.

 Implement a static method to calculate and return the average balance across all
accounts.

4. Operator Overloading:

 Overload the + operator to allow adding funds to an account.

 Overload the - operator to allow withdrawing funds from an account.

 Overload the << operator to allow displaying account information.

5. Friend Function:

 Implement a friend function to display detailed account information, including owner's


name, account number, and balance.
Input:

 The user will interact with the program via a simple command-line interface.

 Users can choose from various operations such as creating an account, depositing funds,
withdrawing funds, checking balance, and displaying account details.

 The user will provide necessary inputs as prompted by the program.

Output:

 The program should provide appropriate messages to inform the user about the outcome of
each operation (e.g., success or failure).

 Display account information, transaction history, and average balance as requested by the user.

Example:

Welcome to the Simple Banking System!

1. Create Account

2. Deposit Funds

3. Withdraw Funds

4. Check Balance

5. Display Account Details

6. Exit

Enter your choice: 1

Enter owner's name: John Doe

Enter initial balance: 1000

Account created successfully!

Enter your choice: 2

Enter account number: 1001

Enter amount to deposit: 500

500 deposited successfully.


Enter your choice: 3

Enter account number: 1001

Enter amount to withdraw: 700

Insufficient balance!

Enter your choice: 4

Enter account number: 1001

Balance: $500

Enter your choice: 5

Enter account number: 1001

Account Details:

Owner's Name: John Doe

Account Number: 1001

Balance: $500

Transaction History:

1. Deposit: +$500

Total Transactions: 1

Enter your choice: 6

Exiting the program. Thank you!

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