Friday, 22 June 2012

write a c++ program to define a class to represent a bank account which include following member data member:-

/*write a c++ program to define a class to represent a bank account which include following member
data member:-
1)name
2)Account number
3)type of account
4)bal.amt
member function:
a.to assign initial value
b.to deposit an account
c.to withraw an account
d.to display name,account number and balance
*/
#include<conio.h>
#include<iostream.h>
#include<string.h>
int w_amt;
class bank
{
public:int acc_no,bal;
char type[30],name[30];
public:void assign()
       {
       strcpy(name,"amar");
       acc_no=111;
       strcpy(type,"saving");
       bal=12000;
       }
       void deposit()
       {
       int amt;
       cout<<"\nenter the amount which you want to deposit:-";
       cin>>amt;
       bal=bal+amt;
       }
       void withdraw()
       {
       cout<<"\nenter how much money you want to withdraw";
       cin>>w_amt;
       }
       void display()
       {
       cout<<"\nname:-"<<name
       <<"\naccount number:-"<<acc_no
       <<"\ntype of account:-"<<type
       <<"\nbalance amount:-"<<bal;
       }
};
int main()
{
bank b;
clrscr();
b.assign();
b.deposit();
b.withdraw();
if(w_amt>12000)
{
cout<<"you do not have that much balance try again";
}
else
b.bal=b.bal-w_amt;
b.display();
getch();
return 0;
}
/*
enter the amount which you want to deposit:-1200

enter how much money you want to withdraw200

name:-amar
account number:-111
type of account:-saving
balance amount:-13000
*/

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