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Name: Uppati Anil Kumar

Batch: 2023-9962
Enrollment no: EBEON0623817970

Java Mini Project

Simple Banking Application:


In simple banking application learner will be coding the simple bank operations like
check balance, deposit, withdraw, exit, etc. In this project learner will be learning how
to take input from the user using scanner class, basics about string, how to print in java,
variables, if/else statements, methods, loops etc.

Overview of the Project:


The Banking Application is used for the bank operations like check balance, deposit,
withdraw, exit. These are the operations are going to executed in the Eclipse (IDE) by
using the Java Statements.

Java Statements:
 Scanner class is used to take user input.
 String manipulation is used for displaying messages.
 Variables are used to store and update the balance.
 If/else statements are used to handle different options based on user input.
 Loops are used to keep the application running until the user chooses to exit.
 Break Statement is used to break the current flow of the program at specified
point.

Step process for the Simple Banking Application:


1. Initialization: The application starts by initializing the balance to 0.
2. Display Menu: The program displays a menu for the user to choose from. The
menu includes options for checking balance, depositing money, withdrawing
money, and exiting the application.
3. User Input: The program prompts the user to enter their choice from the menu.
4. Check Balance: If the user chooses to check their balance, the program displays
the current balance.
5. Deposit Money: If the user chooses to deposit money, the program prompts the
user to enter the amount they want to deposit. The program then adds this amount
to the existing balance and displays the new balance.
6. Withdraw Money: If the user chooses to withdraw money, the program prompts
the user to enter the amount they want to withdraw. It checks whether the balance
is sufficient for the withdrawal. If the balance is sufficient, the program deducts
the amount from the balance and displays the new balance. If the balance is
insufficient, it informs the user of the same.
7. Exit Application: If the user chooses to exit the application, the program
displays a closing message and ends the loop.
8. Invalid Choice Handling: If the user enters a choice other than the provided
options, the program displays an error message indicating an invalid choice and
prompts the user to select a valid option.

These Java statements together create a simple banking application that allows users to
check their balance, deposit and withdraw money, and exit the application.

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