Java Programming

S. For each bank account, a variable is created and it holds the information about BankAcct. This approach has a major limitation in creating variables (object references) to construct objects. To overcome this limitation, this assignment needs to use an array An array of BankAcct objects is created in the class AcctCollection. BankAcct has variables public intacctNo; public String custName; private double balance -0.0; and methods, public void deposit (double moneyln) ..', public double withdrawal (double moneyOut) f.3, public double getBalance0 .. , etc. AcctCollection class has two variables, account which is an array of BankAcct, and count: BankAcct] account; int count, and methods, public void wireTransfer (BankAcct from, BankAcct to, double amount) ...) and public double revenue.. Of course, both BankAcct and AcctCollection classes have overloaded constructors, and toDisplay methods. To run these classes, the AcctDriver class is created. In the AcctDriver class, we create two banks as an example, chase and boA (bank of america), each of which has 10 and 5 accounts, respectively. Accounts are created and assigned to an array. Objects of account invoke methods, deposit and withdrawal, and then show the states of the objects. At last, money is wire-transferred from one account to