Quote (Cocoo @ Oct 27 2016 07:12am)
ATM simulator? More details, I might already have the same program already completed, you need to give me more details though.
The login display should give the choice to either login or exit the application. You do
not need to persist the account balances between invocations of the application, each
time it is run, you can initialize to the data given above.
You must have 2 classes of customers which derive from a common base class. A
customer that has a business name is a business customer. A customer without a
business name is a regular customer. You need to derive 3 classes of account from a
base account class. The 3 classes of account that customers can have are savings,
checking, and money market.
Customers should first login by giving their user name and pin. After a customer has
logged in, display their name, phone number, and business name (only if it is a business
customer) in a welcome message.
Once logged in, a customer can:
View their account balances – it will show the balance for all accounts a
customer has.
Withdraw money from an account – remove money from an account and lower
that account’s balance.
Deposit money into an account – add money to an account and increase the
account balance.
If a customer tries to deposit or withdraw a negative amount, you need to throw an
exception and inform the customer that negative amounts are not allowed. A customer
cannot withdraw an amount larger than the account balance. If attempted, throw an
exception and inform the customer of the account balance.
Make sure it is clear what functions a customer has access to and what function he/she
is performing. However, don’t go overboard on what the customer UI looks like, not
graphics, no clear screens, and no buttons. This is a text based console application.
These rules apply to withdrawals from accounts
There is a $0.10 (10 cents) charge for each withdrawal from a checking account.
There is a $5.00 charge for each withdrawal from a Money Market account.
A withdrawal from a Money Market account must be for at least $1,000.
The balance in a Money Markey account cannot fall below $1,000.
Withdrawal from a savings account must be for at least $100.
Given the above rules, you must still make sure none of the accounts for a customer
becomes negative.
The ATM must begin with an internal balance of $50,000. Do not allow the ATM’s
internal balance to become negative. If an attempt is made by a customer to withdraw
money in excess of the ATM’s internal balance, throw an exception and let the customer
know that the ATM needs to be serviced.
You must create (at least) 3 of your own exception classes.
If a customer withdrawal would cause a customer balance to become negative.
If a withdrawal would cause the ATM internal balance to become negative.
If a customer account withdrawal is for a negative amount.
Handle the above exceptions without your application exiting.
Internally, you need to keep track of your customers using a linked list. You must write
your own linked list and linked list functions.
Make sure you do not have any memory leaks when your program exists. Follow proper
CSET file and code format rules.