Project Report on ATM Simulator in C

Submitted by: Sampriti Haldar

Name of the Student: Sampriti Haldar
Enrolment Number: 12022002003073
Section:H
Class Roll Number: 35
Project Name: ATM Simulator in C
Stream: ECE
Subject: Programming for Problem Solving using C
Subject Code: ESC103(Pr.)
Department: Basic Science and Humanities (BSH)

Under the supervision of Mr. Swarnendu Ghosh Sir

Academic Year: 2022-26

PROJECT REPORT SUNMITTED IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS IN

SECOND SEMESTER
DEPARTMENT OF BASIC SCIENCE AND HUMANITIES(BSH)
 CERTIFICATE OF RECOMMENDATION
We hereby recommend that the project
prepared under our supervision by Sampriti
Haldar, entitled Project Report on ATM
Simulator in C be accepted in partial fulfillment
of the requirements for the degree of partial
fulfillment of the second semester.

Head of the Department Project Supervisor

BSH IEM,Kolkata
 Definition of ATM Program in C
The ATM Program in C is written in C programming language which provides an
ease to read and comprehend the instructions used. This program for using ATM
machine is built on the concept of handling an account individually.
It can be defined as actually simple code structure of ATM transaction process to
be understood by a user. For implementing this project, we may have to use
function but in the meantime for easy coding, we may have to switch cause
statement.
From this ATM program in C, we can even use the mini-program for checking the
total balance, depositing the amount, and withdrawing the amount from the
account definitely since it is not time overwhelming.

Syntax:
The C program executes ATM transaction having three forms of coding syntax:
1. Account balance checking
2. ATM Cash withdrawal
3. Deposition of cash
The process syntax structure includes the following procedures:
 Initially, we need to adjust or set the ATM pin along with the amount including a few
random numbers.
 Taking ATM pin as the input.
 If the provided input pin is identical to the adjusted pin, then after that we can perform
additional operations.
 We will implement the switch statement for executing the operations such as checking
balance, withdrawal of cash amount, deposition of cash, and so on.
 Also, using a while loop to resume or terminate the procedure.
FUNCTIONS:
The ATM program follows three processes for proper transaction logically that includes
cash withdrawing, depositing, and checking balance. This three-program sections are
executed using the switch cases in C with initialized variables and functions with
conditions. The conditions provide results accurately only if they are satisfied.
For example, using the ATM program in C, if the balance in the bank account is sufficient
then only the withdrawal process will be proceeded otherwise go for another transaction
or check the balance through options. Also, when a user deposits some amount into the
account then on executing the code part, the ATM program will show the new balance
present in the account. In the third technique, the user can check his/her account balance
when the user performs any withdrawal or deposition actions through ATM transaction.
This ATM program using C language performs some strategic features for functioning the
ATM Machine which is mentioned below:
This C program code is able to show the ATM Transaction.
For logging to the ATM Machine, it holds pin verification system.
Using this ATM program, a user can also view the balance in the account.
This ATM program in C even assists with cash withdrawal.
We can also use this ATM machine program for cash deposition.
ATM machine enables switch case allowing multiple transaction feature when one transaction is
completed otherwise the user may exit which is done by a program to terminate.
CODE FOR THE PROGRAM:
#include <stdio.h> // Defines standard input-output functions that are pre-defined
unsigned long amount=2000, deposition, withdrawal;
int pin, choice, k; // Defining few required variables in the transaction
char transaction ='y';
void main()
{
while (pin != 2025) // Using while loop to check for the condition on a pin number matching
{
printf("Type your secret pin number:");
scanf("%d", &pin);
if (pin != 2025) // Checking if the pin number types by the user is matched with the
database record or not
printf("Please insert your valid password:\n");
}
do
{
printf("Hello! Welcome to our ATM Service\n");
printf("1. Balance Checking\n");
printf("2. Cash Withdrawal\n");
printf("3.Cash Deposition\n");
printf("4. Exit\n");
printf("*******?********?*\n\n");
printf("Please proceed with your choice: ");
scanf("%d", &choice);
switch (choice)
{
case 1:
printf("\n The account balance in Rs : %lu ", amount);
break;
case 2:
printf("\n Insert the amount to be withdrawal: ");
scanf("%lu", &withdrawal);
if (withdrawal % 100 != 0)
{
printf("\n You are requested to insert the amount in multiples of 100");
}
else if (withdrawal >(amount - 500))
{
printf("\n You are having an insufficient balance");
}
else
{
amount = amount - withdrawal;
printf("\n\n You can now collect the cash"); // after having a sufficient amount in the
account the ATM machine will provide the cash amount.
printf("\n The current balance is%lu", amount);
}
break;
case 3:
printf("\n Insert the amount to be deposited");
scanf("%lu", &deposition);
amount = amount + deposition;
printf("The balance is %lu", amount); // Displays the new current balance after the cash
deposition in the user’s account
break;
case 4:
printf("\n We are thankful to you for USING our ATM services!");
break;
default:
printf("\n You have made an invalid choice"); // Defines that the user have done something
wrong with the ATM service options }
printf("\n\n\n Would you like to have another ATM transaction?(y/n): \n"); fflush(stdin);
scanf("%c", &transaction);
if (transaction == 'n'|| transaction == 'N')
k = 1;
}
while (!k);
printf("\n\n Thank you so much for your time to choose The our ATM services!");
// the ATM program terminates with a thank you note.
}

When we compile and run the code we will view the result as follows asking to enter the 4
digits pin number as:
Output:
If you type wrong pin number then it will you the output as below:

After this on typing the pin and clicking on Enter we will proceed towards the options of
ATM transactions as shown in the image below:

On executing the code above in a C compiler, we can get the result as required by selecting
the right choices provided. As follows:
This ATM program should be deployed properly in a bank system to get accurate results
and perform the real ATM transaction where initially we can check if the program is
working effectively or not.

Conclusion:
Programming in C is perfect for beginners to code and therefore before proceeding it is
essential to gain a few basic codes of C programming.
For creating an ATM machine program using C, we need to implement the four
fundamental concepts of each ATM system that exists, it includes cash withdraw, cash
deposit, account balance checks, and functionality for another transaction or
termination.