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It takes three parameters:

an account balance $($float$),$

an amount to withdraw $($float$),$ and

a variable to indicate whether the withdrawal was successful $($bool$).$

Define the function with its parameters in that order.

It passes back the new account balance via the balance parameter, and it passes back the transaction status $($i$.$e$.,$ whether it was successful$)$ via the success parameter. So those two parameters will be "call by reference" parameters. Check out the dog height calculator code that we studied in class $($posted just above this assignment$-$on OnCourse$)$ for an example of "call by reference" parameters and sort of how your bank withdrawal code will work.

It should work as follows:

If there is enough money in the account, it updates the account balance and sets the success parameter to true.

Otherwise it leaves the account balance untouched and sets the success parameter to false.

Think about it; that makes sense, right?

Test it$!$ Don't bother submitting something that doesn't work! $($automatic zero$)$