make a BankAccount class that has one property (balance) and two methods (deposit, withdraw). The balance...

 

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make a BankAccount class that has one property (balance) and two methods (deposit, withdraw). The balance property holds the current balance in the account. It should be set to zero when a BankAccount object is first created. The deposit method takes one float argument and adds that value to the balance, printing a message to the screen that the amount was deposited. The withdraw method takes one float argument and subtracts it from the balance and displays prints the amount withdrawn to the screen. The withdraw method cannot allow the balance to drop below zero and should display an message to the screen if such an attempt is made. Write the code to create a BankAccount object called my account: deposit $1000 into the account, and withdraw $50. make a BankAccount class that has one property (balance) and two methods (deposit, withdraw). The balance property holds the current balance in the account. It should be set to zero when a BankAccount object is first created. The deposit method takes one float argument and adds that value to the balance, printing a message to the screen that the amount was deposited. The withdraw method takes one float argument and subtracts it from the balance and displays prints the amount withdrawn to the screen. The withdraw method cannot allow the balance to drop below zero and should display an message to the screen if such an attempt is made. Write the code to create a BankAccount object called my account: deposit $1000 into the account, and withdraw $50.

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