Prior to making any other changes, set a breakpoint set on line 26 in driver class

Add the appropriate comments (both .cs files)

Add code for prompt and pause logic (driver class also known as AccountTest.cs)

The application should have 3 accounts - add Guest with name = [your name], 0 balance (driver class) - don't forget additional attributes below

Accounts should be updated to have 4 properties/attributes: Name, Balance (existing), UserName & Pin need to be added - type string (account class). Need to pass additional parameters to initialize new attributes (user1, 1234/user2, 4321/guest,0000 )

Add Properties logic to allow get/set the additional properties (account class)

// Fig. 4.12: AccountTest.cs // Reading and writing monetary amounts with Account objects. using System;

class AccountTest { static void Main() { Account account1 = new Account("Jane Green", 50.00m); Account account2 = new Account("John Blue", -7.53m);

// display initial balance of each object Console.WriteLine($"{account1.Name}'s balance: {account1.Balance:C}"); Console.WriteLine($"{account2.Name}'s balance: {account2.Balance:C}");

// prompt for then read input Console.Write(" Enter deposit amount for account1: "); decimal depositAmount = decimal.Parse(Console.ReadLine()); Console.WriteLine($"adding {depositAmount:C} to account1 balance "); account1.Deposit(depositAmount); // add to account1's balance

// display balances Console.WriteLine( $"{account1.Name}'s balance: {account1.Balance:C}"); Console.WriteLine( $"{account2.Name}'s balance: {account2.Balance:C}");

// prompt for then read input Console.Write(" Enter deposit amount for account2: "); depositAmount = decimal.Parse(Console.ReadLine()); Console.WriteLine( $"adding {depositAmount:C} to account2 balance "); account2.Deposit(depositAmount); // add to account2's balance

// display balances Console.WriteLine($"{account1.Name}'s balance: {account1.Balance:C}"); Console.WriteLine($"{account2.Name}'s balance: {account2.Balance:C}"); } }