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Assignment:

Create a java program for a simple banking system that allows users to perform basic banking actions: depositing money, withdrawing money, checking their balance, and exiting the system. Follow these steps to structure your program.

$1$

$-$ Declaring Variables:

The program needs a variable to keep track of the user's balance, initialized at $$100\mathrm{.}00.$

It should also have a variable to store the amount for deposits or withdrawals.

Another variable will store the user's menu option.

$2$

$-$ Set Up User Input:

The program needs to be able to take user input for selecting menu options and for entering deposit or withdrawal amounts, create a Scanner

$3$

$-$ Displaying the Menu:

The program will display a menu with four options:

$1$: Deposit Money

$2$: Withdraw Money

$3$: Check Balance

$4$: Exit

$4$

$-$ The user will choose one of the options from the menu. Based on their choice, the program will perform different actions:

$5$

$-$ If Option $1($Deposit Money$)$ is selected :

The user will be asked to enter an amount to deposit.

If the amount is valid $($positive means greater than zero$),$ then the amount will be added to the current balance.$($current balance is $$100\mathrm{.}00).$ Please see sample run $1.$

If the amount is invalid $($negative or zero$),$ the program should display an error message.

$6$

$-$ If Option $2($Withdraw Money$)$ is selected:

The user will be asked to enter an amount to withdraw. The program should check if the amount is valid $($positive$)$ and && the amount is valid and within the available balance $($means amount less than the balance$).$

It will be deducted$($subtract$)$ from the balance.

If the amount exceeds $($more than the balance$)$ the balance or is invalid, an error message should be displayed. Please see sample run $2,3$ and $4.$

$7$

$-$ If Option $3($Check Balance$)$ is selected:

The program should simply display the current balance to the user. Please see sample run $5.$

Done with if$,$ else if

$8$

$-$ If option $4($Exiting the Program$)$ is selected:

If the user selects the exit option $4,$ a message to thank the user will be displayed and the program should terminate. Please see sample run $6.$

Notes:

Feel free to change the balance amount.

Thanking the user message will display with any option the user will select.

Don$$t worry about $ symbol.